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I wrote the python scripts using Bryan Cole's comedi wrappers. I
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followed the instructions provided by him to generate the comedi
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python module.
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I then produced the three following scripts:
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info.py:
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This script emulates the comedilib/demo/info program
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cmd.py:
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This script emulates the comedilib/demo/cmd program
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mmap.py:
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This script emulates the comedilib/demo/mmap program with the
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added twist that the output is saved to a binary log file.
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This file can be accessed using a variety of means including a
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sample octave script <stream_readme3.m> which is provided.
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As usual, comments are always welcome.
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Luc Lefebvre <luc.lefebvre@mcgill.ca>
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McGill University
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29 May, 2003
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