Jean-Yves F. Barbier ha scritto: > Werner a écrit : > ... > >> Depends on what you use it for, it's not free for commercial purposes. >> >> You have propably seen >> http://copyleft.free.fr/wordpress/index.php/libmodbus/ >> > > Thanks Werner, this look interesting. > > But AFAIK, GPLv3 & LGPLv3 don't forbid commercial use as far as you provide > a meaning to get all sources to the client (for short, it's better to supply > compiled AND source:) and retain the copyleft and credits to original > creators. > > JY > I wrote in C, some time ago, an embedded application using modbus on RS-422. It is not a difficult matter, at least the part I was interested in - my device acted as a server, and a MMI (a touch screen LCD panel) was attached to it. If you are interested in, I can send some C source code and perhaps the official documentation I used to write it (available for free in the Internet). I don't remember if my implementation was "full" or had only the relevant part, but it was simple and short enough to be translated easily to gambas; there was only the CRC-32 (or whatever checksum) which was a little CPU intensive, but I suppose an i386 computer has far more power than a poor embedded microcontroller... Unfortunately this material is in the computers at work, I have not it here at home, but the next monday I can fetch them.
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