Oliver wrote:
> is there a function in sane to ask if the document feeder
> is loaded (like the 'has feeder loaded' option in TWAIN)?
But hopefully more reliable. Here's two typical TWAIN conversations (with an
HP):
Do you have a feeder? -Yes
Can you tell me if the feeder is loaded? -Yes
Is the f
Randolph Fritz wrote:
> I think, probably, a better approach would be to have sanei_osx_SAM.c.
> But, the API is very new, and Apple plans on offering their own
> standard scanner driver ("In later versions of Mac OS X, however, the
> mass storage stack will include support for other SCSI periphera
> Well, I can't help because I don't have any MacOS X experience but
> maybe one of the OS X hackers can. So I quote everything and send it
> to sane-devel. Please reply to sane-devel, not to me personally.
>
> > -DV_MAJOR=1 -DV_MINOR=0 -D_REENTRANT -g -O2 -W -Wall sanei_scsi.c
> > sanei_scsi.c:210
> If the file descriptors aren't dup'ed, that should be fixed on MacOS
> and not SANE. That's one of the basic Unix functions and if it doesn't
> work, it's just not Unix.
>
> However, bugs in fork would harm a lot of other applications so I
> wonder if this is the real reason.
There are no bugs i
Beat Birkhofer wrote:
> In plustek.c in the function sane_start() there's a fork(). Just
> after calling this fork() the connection to the USB is broken
> (IOService fails).
If it's anything like the SCSI side, which I looked at a long while back,
this is because the access to the interface is ex
Is anyone working on a port of SANE to Mac OS X (or rather to Darwin)?
I'd like to know before I get too deep into the SCSI side of it myself!
Phil
