Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System
Hi,
I have some Questions concerning the asynPortDriver class. I'm currently
trying to implement a driver, that reads via the OneWireFilesystem library
some 1Wire devices connected via an USB adaptor.
I implemented this driver based on the asynPortDriver class. In the
drvUserCreate function, I read the device Id and the parametername to access,
fom the drvInfo string.
A printout in this function gives for two defined devices:
>2013/08/19 11:31:44.631 oneWireAsynPortDriver:drvUserCreate: path =
28.A11BE9000000/temperature pasynUser = 866c28
>2013/08/19 11:31:44.632 oneWireAsynPortDriver:drvUserCreate: path =
28.A11BE9000000/temperature pasynUser = 867038
>2013/08/19 11:31:45.793 oneWireAsynPortDriver:drvUserCreate: path =
28.AD31A3020000/temperature pasynUser = 867b48
>2013/08/19 11:31:45.793 oneWireAsynPortDriver:drvUserCreate: path =
28.AD31A3020000/temperature pasynUser = 867f98
With in total 4 different pasynUser structures. Why is this function called
twice for each device? And with different asyUser structures?
How can I decide in e.g. The readFloat64 function, which device to read? The
asynUser structure does not contain any information on the record which is
trying to read.
What would be the correct way to handle multi device bus systems, without
setting up a seperate driver for each device!
In principle I can dynamicaly scan the bus in the constructor and set up the
command list, to be used in drvUserCreate as pasynUser->reason is the only way
to tell read/write functions what to do.
BUT: It seems, that drvUserCreate is only called once during initialization
and not for each access to device. How can I force the call of drvUserCreate
before each call to read/write functions?
I hope that someone can give me a hint on what I'm doing wrong.
With kind regards,
Joern
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