About the beer, it's pretty close.If you want to take a look, I've put it on http://users.edpnet.be/~koenraad/www
Okay, try this...
In your ulinuxgnu300 directory, type:
make clean make linux ar -r libonewire.a *.o ranlib libonewire.a
And then move the resulting "libonewire.a" file into a directory where the linker can find it, either the
directory where your pascal project is, or a system directory like /usr/local/lib/
Then add this one line to your header translation:
{$LINKLIB onewire}
Now you should be able to remove all those other {$O} and {$L} things.
Here is my *untested* translation of the headers, all crammed into one unit:
http://www.geocities.com/yetanothergeek/onewire.pas
I don't have the time+software+hardware to test the results completely, but this should at least let you compile and link.
I still have no idea what this thing is supposed to do - Maybe it is something to fetch that beer Marc was talking about?
HTH, - Jeff
1-wire devices are devices like termometers, AD-converters and other devices that can be accessed over 1-wire (actually two : gnd).
And I would like to use these thermometer-devices with my Zaurus PDA to measure tempratures of my brewing sessions : I make my own beer. I still have to fetch it myself though ;-).
I'm going to try your unit, but how did you do this ? You must have worked for hours to make that "header" file. Thank you very, very much !
Koenraad.
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