Thanks for all the responces, both on and off list.
So, I should forget about the DLL, and if I intend to connect the thing
to a Linux computer, I'll have to develop the code myself for
communicating with it over USB. Fair enough. I might even try that.
I've done some surfing since yesterday. W
Mikael Olofsson wrote:
> I am interested in peoples experience with communicating with DLLs under
> Linux.
>
> Situation:
>
> I'm an electrical engineer that finds pleasure in using my soldering
> iron from time to time. I also find programming, preferably in Python,
> entertaining. I wouldn't
Hi Mikael
It is probably worth you finding out more about the specific
Hardware that Velleman use for this kit. Depending on the chip
manufacturer, there may be more or less support already available. For
instance, I have recently been communicating with the FTDI USB chips
under windows. There
On Mar 13, 5:59 pm, Mikael Olofsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If the vendor claims that the DLL is for Windows, is it
> reasonable to assume that it can be made to work under Linux, from
> Python, that is?
No. It's reasonable to assume, that there is no *easy* way to get
Win32's DLL working und
On 2007-03-13, Mikael Olofsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The gadget costs about 50 Euros. It's not a lot of money, but I would
> not like to buy the thing if there is a substancial risk that I will not
> be able to make it work on that computer. From what I've read on the
> box, it assumes W
I am interested in peoples experience with communicating with DLLs under
Linux.
Situation:
I'm an electrical engineer that finds pleasure in using my soldering
iron from time to time. I also find programming, preferably in Python,
entertaining. I wouldn't call myself a programmer, though. Now,
