Ville Voipio wrote:
To summarize: If you want to be able to use the GUI on the factory
floor, there are three factory-floor-specific things which need to be
there:
1. A simple interface (not too many buttons or choices to confuse
people.)
2. The possibility to attach written instructions with pictures.
3. The possibility to embed serial numbers into flash/eeprom.
I would suggest that we build the API library and one front-end GUI
implementation. Then anyone else can take that and build any custom GUI
they like. If someone in the team wants to go off and prototype a
"simple" GUI as a proof of concept then great. It would prove out the API.
applications is just producing more work than it gains. I don't see
any advantage of that approach, compared to offering a traditional
library that can be statically linked.
I vote for this approach. Statically linked libraries would make me
happy.
I originally suggested perhaps having a dynamic library partly because
that's what I used to doing at work when we build larger systems.
However I am fine with a static library in this instance - it meets the
requirements.
Regards,
Mike
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