Hello Zia,
I have succesfully developed a device support for a cPCI card on an industrial PC running windows XP. I have achieved it using AsynPortDriver class, so as M. Heron said, I strongly recommend you to look at Asyn layer documentation and Mark Rivers examples.
Cheers.
Subject: device support for CPCI
From: Qazi Zia-ul-Haque <[email protected]>
To: tech-talk <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 30 May 2012 07:53:01 +0200 Hi
I am willing to write the device support for cPCI 7432 card for EPICS in an industrial PC running windows XP. I have the API functions, header file and dll. I am confused only about choosing the second field for this line
device(bi,VME_IO,devAiCPCI,"cpci")as using VME_IO will need to define the INP field as #Ca Sb (Only Card and Signal Numbers) whereas in the API I will need three fields i.e. card number, port number and line (signal) number.
This is my first time to write a device support so I need the advice from experienced for answers to this question that...... What should I choose the signal type here in second field of that line and how is it mapped to API functions from INP field.
I tried a lot to search answer to this question but it was my weakness that I could not find or understand from available material on web.
With Best Regards
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Julio.
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