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Subject: drvIpac testers wanted
From: Andrew Johnson <[email protected]>
To: EPICS tech-talk <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 11:12:17 -0500
I've been working on a new release of drvIpac, converting it and the drvTip810 CANbus driver (but not tyGSOctal) to use EPICS OSI and devLib calls instead of the native vxWorks APIs. However I don't have access to the hardware to test all the converted code, and I'd like to have some confidence that I didn't break anything before I put out a numbered release. I would be particularly interested to hear from anyone who tries the drivers out on RTEMS (or even Linux if you have a fully implemented version of devLib - I'm not sure if the Australian Light Source's plug-in supports interrupts, which the Tip810 driver needs, but the VIPC and TEWS IPAC carrier drivers should still work).

The converted code can be found in the CVS Snapshot for drvIpac at http://www.aps.anl.gov/epics/download/modules/ipac_cvs.tar.gz

This release *should* be source-level compatible with drvIpac carrier and module drivers that are maintained externally, but I have made changes to the type-names used in the drvIpac APIs so it would also be good to hear from authors of such code about anything that I broke.


My thanks to the people who have sent me partial conversions of drvIpac in the past, which I used as a starting point. My version goes beyond all of those submissions however, and the code now compiles without errors or warnings on all the EPICS platforms I've tried building it on (yes, I even cleaned up the pesky 'strict-aliasing rules' warnings from GCC 4.x). Not that that I'm aware of anyone who actually has a devLib plug-in for Solaris or Darwin, but if you do...


Thanks in advance,

- Andrew
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