Hello,
While porting SANE to OpenWRT, I needed to patch SANE in order to compile
it using musl (default libc in OpenWRT trunk). The problem is that u_char
and u_long was not defined. glibc seems to be fine without it.
The fix is quite simple: I added '#include ' to these files:
/include/sane/san
Unfortunately, most canon_dr supported scanners are reverse
engineered. I don't have any documentation on the calibration protocol
used by the smaller scanners. I am also very limited on time. It would
be nice if someone with access to the hardware could dig into it.
allan
On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at
hi all,
I have tested the Canon P-215II on sane-backends 1.0.25(canon_dr v49). The
color image will be reddish. I tried simple-scan and scanimage --mode col. I
don't if I can upload a picture to here.
Thanks.
Tony.--
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Hi *,
quoting Allan:
I'm no expert either, but your basic analysis seems correct- once you
have returned from pthread_join(), the thread is gone, and its return
value has been popped.
that's indeed the way it works. Upon return of pthread_join(), the
thread is *gone*... unless it returns wi
