Hi,
just one hint: If your application crashes before it reaches gpsbs_stop, then
you'd
see such an effect.
Till
Am Freitag 08 August 2008 schrieb Brad Midgley:
Till
Do you call gpsbt_stop when closing your app?
gpxview also uses gpsbt_start and _stop and i have never encountered
Hi,
ext Glen Ditchfield wrote:
I have a question about how to support thumb. The GCC 3.4.6 manual,
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-3.4.6/gcc/ARM-Options.html#ARM-Options,
says the compiler supports two thumb flags:
-mthumb-interwork
Generate code which supports calling between the ARM
Hi,
The big issue at the moment is that the
OSM data (which is what I'll be using at least as I don't have any
Garmin maps for Navit) lack certain metadata which would be useful.
The main thing here is the road speed, or some indicator of what the
road speed might be (e.g. road type
Hi,
Do you call gpsbt_stop when closing your app?
gpxview also uses gpsbt_start and _stop and i have never encountered
any problems.
I also tried to do it this way (incorporating the above calls in qtgps[1]). It
works, but as soon as I connect any application to gpsd (even telnet) gpsd
The big issue at the moment is that the
OSM data (which is what I'll be using at least as I don't have any
Garmin maps for Navit) lack certain metadata which would be useful.
The main thing here is the road speed, or some indicator of what the
road speed might be (e.g. road type data
Hi,
There are probably some hacky ways around this in the absence of the
actual data, avoiding a given radius around a town location (and
perhaps even caching data on the population so we know what radius, or
knowing the radius itself if this is available). Obviously bypasses
will
