Ryan Underwood wrote:
On Sat, Jul 24, 2004 at 05:00:13PM -0400, Alex Zeiger wrote:
Well, what's the hardware and where is the software?
Sorry. It's www.usb-instruments.com (specifically www.usb-instruments.com/hardware-ds2200.html).
I once emailed them about a Linux port. They said they were open to the possibility, but no immediate plans were in the works. They do make a point of publishing the software interfaces for their products. A DLL for the scope's interface is available (http://www.usb-instruments.com/interfacing.html). The user-end software is also freely available for download from their site. Would that be adequate for Wine?
You could build a winelib application around the DLL, or try to run the Windows application under Wine. I'm not sure how Wine works with respect to enumerating USB devices and making them available to user code though. Also, you'd probably need a loadable device driver anyway so you can do DeviceIoctl on it, if it's not a generic USB class device.
The installer and application seem to work under Wine, but of course it seems unable to access the oscilloscope. What's DeviceIoctl? Google doesn't turn up anything.
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