light9 Changeset - a3dc9c1508ab

Changeset - a3dc9c1508ab

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Drew Perttula - 19 years ago 2006-06-16 16:57:33
drewp@bigasterisk.com

attemted parport fixes on dash. i don't think these got used

2 files changed with 20 insertions and 27 deletions:

light9/io/Makefile

light9/io/parport.c

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light9/io/Makefile

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@@ @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ go: _parport.so _serport.so @@
 	result="your modules and links are now up to date"
 _parport.so: parport_wrap.c
 	gcc -shared ${INC} parport_wrap.c parport.c -o _parport.so
+	gcc -shared -g ${INC} parport_wrap.c parport.c -o _parport.so
 parport_wrap.c: parport.c parport.i
 	swig -python parport.i

light9/io/parport.c

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@@ @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ @@
 #include <Python.h>
 int getparport() {
   printf("parport - ver 4\n");
     if( ioperm(888,3,1) ) {
       printf("Couldn't get parallel port at 888-890\n");
@@ @@ -26,34 +27,26 @@ void outcontrol( unsigned char val ) { @@
+}
 void outbyte( unsigned char val ) {
   int i;
   // set data, raise clock, lower clock
   outdata(val);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   outcontrol(2);
   /* this was originally 26 outcontrol calls, but on new dash that
      leads to screwed up dmx about once a minute. I tried doing 26*4
      outcontrol calls, but it still screwed up. I suspect the athlon64
      or my new kernel version is sending the parport really fast,
      sometimes faster than the pic sees the bits. Then I put a 1ms
      sleep after the outcontrol(2)'s and that didn't help either, so
      I'm not sure what's going on. Putting the parallel cable on miles
      seems to work.
      todo:
      try a little pause after outcontrol(3) to make sure pic sees that
   */
   for (i=0; i<26*4; i++) {
     outcontrol(2);
+  }
   outcontrol(3);
+}
 void outstart() {

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