One thing I forgot to mention. For ages I've been using a snapscan.conf
file (probably dating back to 1.0.3). Tonight I took a look at the
current snapscan.conf, and notice that the syntax had been changed. So I
gave it a go.
Didn't work.
My guess is that in the new format:
scsi AGFA * Scanner
t
no whizz at SCSI.
Cheers
Paul
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phore_close(), snapscani_semaphore_wait(),
> snapscani_semaphore_signal. Until an OS/2 implementation is provided the
> OS/2
> version of the functions may be left empty (maybe issuing a warning
> message).
> However, the OS/2 implementation should be simple.
Are there any developers that have OS/2 and a USB scanner? For that matter, are
there any backends other than snapscan that use semaphores with USB?
A bientot
Paul
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What's the point? The sharp thing on the end.
"snapscan-usb.c"
#endif
where the 'stubs' version doesn't include the offending header file, but it does
have empty function bodies to keep the linker happy.
After these changes, it all worked (for me). So far, the "smoothest" build I've
experienced with SAN
reware OS/2 application I use - this applies both to tiff and
pnm. I'll look into this when I have some more time.
A bientot
Paul
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If more is better, are double standards better than single ones?
Hi
I've updated my SANE related web pages, specifically
http:/paulf.free.fr/software,html
bit also
http://paulf.free.fr/sane-os2.html
and
http://paulf.free.fr/sane-os2-gui.html
Regards
Paul
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