> Made my wrapper to its capi, and it looks MUCH better.
> Threads seem responsive again.
Hey, glad to hear that ;)
> Are there exceptions thrown when a sensor read goes wrong?
according to libcapi.py's get and put:
def get (self, path) :
buf_p = ctypes.POINTER (ctypes.c_char) ()
buf_len = ctypes.c_long ()
res = self.libcapi.OW_get \
(path, ctypes.byref (buf_p), ctypes.byref (buf_len))
if res >= 0 :
res = "".join ([i for i in buf_p [:buf_len.value]])
self.libc.free (buf_p)
else :
res = None
return res
# end def get
def put (self, path, what) :
res = self.libcapi.OW_put (path, what, len (what))
if res >= 0 :
return True
else :
return False
# end def put
i guess not ... ;)
but feel free to improve it based on the returncodes of OW_get and
OW_put ... never digged that deep into libcapi anyway ;) ...
and as always: patches are welcome ;)
all the best !!!
regards,
marcus.
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