> I've downloaded the latest snapscan sources, and they cannot be
> compiled on NT
> or OS/2. This is due to the use of the System V style semaphores.
> Would it be
> possible to use a more portable form of IPC?
I've read bits and pieces on the mailing list that other parts of
SANE do not compile under OS/2 and remember something about
semiphores being discuessed in regards to the sanei_scsi.c
drivers. Is this related?
I've been looking at how sanei_scsi.c deals with different platform
and think I'll add the same for snapscan's USB drivers... If your
not a known Unix system then you'll just get stub USB functions.
I'm assuming that OS/2 does not have USB drivers and that NT
doesn't have support for a /dev/scanner type device (I don't
see it being done in the sanei_scsi.c file anyways so I don't
see why they'd have it for USB).
Chris
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