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DAQ Toolbox for Scilab (Version 0.2.2)
======================================
DAQ Toolbox provides a rather direct interface to the NI-DAQmx Base 2.x
C API under Linux or Windows.
DAQ Toolbox can be used with NI-DAQmx 2.x/3.x or NI-DAQmx 8.x/9.x.
This is experimental software and it may contain numerous and severe bugs!
Author: Dirk Reusch, Kybernetik Dr. Reusch
Download: http://www.kybdr.de/software
Requirements
============
- Linux/Windows
- NI-DAQmx Base 2.x/3.x or NI-DAQmx 8.x/9.x
- ScicosLab 4.4
- C-Compiler (GCC/Visual C++)
Installation
============
Please check the variables "cflags" and "ldflags" in file
"sci_gateway/buildsci_gateway.sce" and if necessary apply
appropriate changes for your NI-DAQmx installation.
To Install this toolbox:
We Suppose here that <PATH> stands for the path of the directory
containing this readme.txt file.
- On Unix/Linux systems
* Administrator
Has to execute, once and for all, the following instruction
within Scilab:
exec <PATH>/builder.sce
This operation requires a C compiler and permission to
write in
- <PATH>/sci_gateway to generate Makefile *.o, toto.a files
- <PATH>/macros to generate *.bin, names and lib files
* User
Should execute the following instruction within Scilab:
exec <PATH>/loader.sce
before using the toolbox, he can also put it in his
.scilab startup file for automatic loading.
- On Windows systems
* Administrator
Has to execute, once and for all, the following instruction
within Scilab:
exec <PATH>\builder.sce
This operation requires VisualC++ compiler and permission to
write in
- <PATH>\src to generate Makefile *.obj, *.dll, ... files
- <PATH>\macros to generate *.bin, names and lib files
* User
Should execute the following instruction within Scilab:
exec <PATH>\loader.sce
before using the toolbox, he can also put it in his
.scilab startup file for automatic loading.
Contents
========
README : this file
COPYING : license GPLv3
loader.sce : installation script
builder.sce : script for buliding library
sci_gateway : directory of C interfacing routines
macros : directory of Scilab macros
*.sci : source versions
*.bin : precompiled binary versions (generated)
names : table of functions (generated)
lib : scilab library binary save (generated)
help : directory for help.
*.xml : XML-source of help pages
*.htm : compiled HTML-pages (generated)
whatis.htm : short function descriptions (generated)
demos : directory of examples
*.sce : example Scilab scripts