I imagine not too hard if you have experience in C++ and the TCP stack. It would take adding a layer of abstraction in the Comm class, allowing for different implementations (serial and network) based upon a command line option. The network version would need to work out connection management and implement readBytes() and writeBytes().
Thanks! That is nice to hear. Our home system has been collecting data every 5 minutes during the daytime, for the past eight years or so.
Personally, I have only tested one actual system; mine: $ ./fslurp -r system Time...
It feels like you may be having reliability problems on the serial line. What happens...
Seems like you don't have a full C++ compiler installation. Does the following compile...
Seems like you don't have a full C++ compiler installation. Does the following compile...
Doing a make in the source directory builds fslurp and also the simulator targets....
I don't have a collection of binaries for fslurp. Users have all built their own...