You were all right, I could load multiple libraries at once. In fact I had a
linked list made already that would keep track of the handles. My problem was
in my CT-API. I just had to copy my library from slb_rf60.so to slb_rf60b.so.
I guess for some reason I was thinking if you called the same library it would
thread it off. Having two identical libraries (different names) works great.
In fact the solution to this entire problem only required 1 character change in
the reader.conf configuration file. I should have the upper level resource
handling done by tomorrow. I will have Alpha release out by Saturday. It will
still need some work though to tie it into the kernel but this will demonstrate
how one call:
IFD_Request( );
will allow you to request operation of a reader, if it is not locked by another
application. The resource manager will be smart enough to determine whether
the reader is loaded or not and will load it if it is not and return a unique
number back to the Application. This allows the application to unlock the
reader when it finishes command blocks so other applications may request it's
operation. Anyway, thanks for the help. I tested it last night with two
reflex readers, 1 on COM1 and 1 on COM2.
Thanks
Dave
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Quote:
If you can't make it work, at least make it look good.
~ Bill Gates
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