> Eloy described the code structure very well. > > Basically there is a structure for the slave (with family code and > name,...) and entries for each property, like temperature. Each property > includes the name of a read and write function. Those functions fill a > buffer with the result, depending on the type of value. > > Copying and modifying an existing slave file is the easiest way (it's what > I do), Eloy also lists the places where the new slave is linked in.
Thank you for the description and thanks Eloy for the code example! Everything looks pretty straight-forward! If we have something new to report, we'll let you know! Currently we're working on the 5V to 3V3 conversion with some mosfet transistors. -- Schinken Backspace e.V. http://hackerspace-bamberg.de mail: [email protected] xmpp: [email protected] (otr) GPG: FFB7 E40D B2DD D24C C9B7 B5C5 703C F8B8 882C 871E
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