Martin Kepplinger-Novakovic
Martin Kepplinger-Novakovic
hm. I can only think into the blue, but you'd probably have to think of a tslib windows plugin as a touchscreen device driver for windows. except that we read...
unknown platforms build just fine now. easy to do when having git, autoconf and automake.
did you use the suggested version 1.8? if so, could you retry with 1.11?
it would be interesting, what modules build. If you want to, use --enable-corgi and so on and collect a list of modules that work :)
in blocking mode, ts_read_mt() will return if there's an event (or the number of events you want to read at once). I might get you wrong, but why would you...
if poll() or select() doesn't work on the original file-descriptor, ts_fd(), then we might have a problem. But still, what if you skip "critical" samples that mess up the UX?
> select() on the fd returned by ts_fd() does certainly work. I am just slightly concerned because of your comments in #53: > > > select()ing on ts_fd and then...
error: ‘struct input_event’ has no member named ‘input_event_usec’ when building on raspbian jessie.
should be fixed in the master branch now
what version of tslib do you run? if you build tslib yourself, you can --enable-debug to see some more details when running ts_calibrate here.
well, so you want to use the median filter but it doesn't seems to be installed so that a program can find it. the plugin libraries ned to be in,...