Nice Daniel. Is there any documentation about the API for the drivers? I found the API for application but I did not find anything related to the drivers development. Right now I going on a try-and-error approach.
Any guideline would be helpful. Best, Gabriel 2009/11/25 Daniel Drake <[email protected]>: > Gabriel Franco wrote: >> >> I started developing the VFS101 driver yesterday. It will be a slow >> start since I'm still getting used to the code and environment. But I >> have one question. >> >> I got the skeleton ready and the device is appearing on the >> fprint_demo. For that I specified driver id = 10 to my source code. >> >> Can I user driver ID 10 for the VFS101? How should I request this ID >> to be added to the list in the WIKI? Should it only be added when the >> driver is ready? > > We can figure this out easily, don't worry about these small details. > > When I developed the other drivers, I usually started off by writing C > applications to perform image capture and save a PGM file to disk. This is > an easy development environment where you don't have to worry about those > details. > > Once you've got this far, converting it to a libfprint driver won't take > long. > > Daniel > -- Gabriel Fróes Franco Software Architect Zend Certified Engineer - PHP5 Sun Java Certified Programmer - Java 5 openSUSE Member openSUSE Testing Core Team Discover Freedom =============== openSUSE Linux http://www.opensuse.org OpenOffice.org http://www.openoffice.org Netbeans IDE http://www.netbeans.org Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
