G'Day,
Thanks for your replies: they are extremely helpful!
> 4. Almost all the devices are supported, you don't need anything extra. This
> includes temperature, memory, switches, voltage, current, timers, counters and
> some LCD and humidity 3rd party devices.
The particular device I am going to use is not yet supported, but it
sounds like I should be able to add it easily enough --- at least, the
website makes it sound easy!
> 5. Access to the data is via filesystem, web server, or perl/python/tcl/php
I have tried to compile the 2.1.0 version available for download, but
there seems to be some problems with the tarball. Namely, there are an
awful lot of files missing! I cannot get configure to complete because
many of the files used by automake are missing (the ones for perl, php,
python and tcl); if I use touch to fake these (as I do not plan on
compiling them at the moment), I still cannot get it to compile because
at least one header file is missing (I say `at least' because it would
be not so quick and easy to write a placeholder file and see if I can
compile any further).
I tried using a few different daily builds, and had other problems with
them, though I did manage to at least compile a (probably out of date)
version of owlib. I tried downloading 2.1.0 from a different mirror
too, and still had the same problems. Does anyone have a quick and easy
solution for this?
Thanks,
Matthew
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