Re: Win32 TWAIN DLL to interface with SANE

Brian Macy (bmacy@sunshinecomputing.com)
Tue, 12 May 1998 13:48:27 -0700

>>If anyone has an decent examples of RPC communication under Win32 I'd
>>appreciate them. Otherwise I'll have to do a lot of trail/error. The Win32
>>RPC API sucks (no great surprise) and I have yet to find a compiler
>>independent example of its use. Personally I'd find a TWAIN Data Source
for
>>SANE very useful.
>
>I have started a little project like this for OS/2, but I found that
implementing the minimal Twain
>specifications, is not a joke!

Agree.

>Also RPC is not involved in twain dll's: a twain DLL has only one entry
point, a fixed list of parameters, and
>a lot of cases.

Actually, I'm not interested at all in a C API implementation of the DLL (I
don't believe SANE has been ported to Win32). I want to write a TWAIN DLL
that communicates to saned on my Linux box. As far as I can tell the only
way to communicate with saned over a network is RPC -- If I'm wrong *please*
tell me, I'd be happy to be wrong :)

Brian Macy

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