Did the code crash when there were negative temperatures using the old
function?
BYTE data = BYTE_MASK((int) (T + .49)); // round off
/Christian
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Er, actually, I don't think I wrote that. I think I'm confusing that with
some work I did with the python interface, which was what crashed with
negative temperatures. I'll have to review it later but I think I took
credit for an error I didn't make. That's gotta be a first for me...
On Sat,
Hello!
Obviously, Paul this part is indeed supported inside OWFS, that much
is obvious from previous explorations.
However, can the group indicate if they've actually gotten this
particular device to do, ah, something?
I grok that the only application I was aware of was something with the
On Mon, 12 May 2008, Gregg Levine wrote:
However, can the group indicate if they've actually gotten this
particular device to do, ah, something?
I used to use one for monitoring my water meters. Basically I had a Hall
effect sensor that would trigger off the same magnet that drove the meter
