Re: Network plug and play epics devices

[Dirk Zimoch <dirk.zimoch@psi.ch>]

Hi Emmanuel,

have you successfully run EPICS on a picotux?
I tried it some months ago but failed. It seems the toolchain does not 
generate the necessary code the run the constructors of global C++ 
objects. The effect was that all the registrars did not work and the 
only available command in iocsh was "exit".

Dirk

Emmanuel Mayssat wrote:

> A chiller usually comes with a serial or Ethernet interface. A computer
> is not included (contrary to detectors;). So you add one (let's call it
> a picotux computer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picotux or a gumstix).
> You install epics and chiller driver on computer stick. As you do so
> your chiller has just become "plug-and-play".


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