Hi,
Le 05/11/2011 20:38, Eloy Paris a écrit :
> In my particular case I was mostly thinking along the lines of "easier
> to implement on the microcontroller and in less space". Performance-wise
> I am sure there is a tiny advantage of doing an N-byte data transfer
> than N 1-byte transfers, esp
Hi Mark,
On 11/05/2011 09:25 AM, Mark Richards wrote:
> Hello Eloy,
>
> A few thoughts.
>
> OWFS already provides data in a single-file-format, such as branch.ALL,
> volt.ALL...
>
> These .ALL registers appear to be grouped by a logical and common
> purpose. If future device support were to be fa
On 11/05/2011 09:17 AM, Colin Law wrote:
> On 5 November 2011 12:33, Roberto Spadim wrote:
>> [ snip of ideas for how owfs could produce more intelligent output ]
>>
>> well i think that´s enought to don´t work with external bash scripts, right?
>
> I don't agree. OWFS should be just about produ
Hello Eloy,
A few thoughts.
OWFS already provides data in a single-file-format, such as branch.ALL,
volt.ALL...
These .ALL registers appear to be grouped by a logical and common
purpose. If future device support were to be fashioned against what may
be considered an existing "standard", gr
On 5 November 2011 12:33, Roberto Spadim wrote:
> [ snip of ideas for how owfs could produce more intelligent output ]
>
> well i think that´s enought to don´t work with external bash scripts, right?
I don't agree. OWFS should be just about producing the data. It has
to be kept as light as poss
well
some problems
since this is very interesting (remove some work from final user) it´s a
bit loss of work from owlib, maybe at a client side could be easy...
let´s give a example of what could be usefull to implement...
for example... reading voltage from a ADC give you just a voltage... if
On 5 November 2011 11:41, Eloy Paris wrote:
> Hello developers,
>
> I am working on a 1-Wire device that provides multi-sensor data, i.e.
> temperature, humidity, luminosity. I'd like to be able to have an OWFS
> file that allows me to do this:
>
> $ cat /owfs2/uncached/99.010203040506/environs; e
Hello developers,
I am working on a 1-Wire device that provides multi-sensor data, i.e.
temperature, humidity, luminosity. I'd like to be able to have an OWFS
file that allows me to do this:
$ cat /owfs2/uncached/99.010203040506/environs; echo
temp=25.2 RH=48% light=252
This would allow for ea
