This version of xmccd is known to support the Alta USB cameras.  The network
cameras library is not tested, but it should build with makefile.xmccd .

Run the script 

./install_apogee_usb 

to copy the files needed to /usr/local/lib and /usr/local/include.

The version of libapogreedrv.so included here was built with 64-bit 
OpenSuse 11.4 and should work with other similar Linux distributions. If you
need 32-bit support you should build a new version as noted below:

cd src
make clean
make -f makefile.xmccd libapogreeusbdrv.so
cd ..
./install_apogee_usb


This library is derived from

apogee-driver-devel-3.7.0-linux-x86.tgz


Dave Mills
The Random Factory
P.O. Box 44070
Tucson AZ 85733-4070

Tel: +1 (520) 822 5221
Fax: +1 (520) 822 5223
email rfactory@theriver.com
http://www.randomfactory.com/



Some minor changes have been made to get the C functions
which we need for xmccd, and to minimize runtime messaging.  
Copies of the modified files are in current. The complete
modifed source is in src.

If you need to work with another version of the source code, get
the complete source code package (not the executable version)
and put its contents into src in place of the files that are there
now.  Compare the "current" files to ones in "src" and make 
corresponding changes.  Differences should be minor and easy to find
with "diff".  For compilation on a 64 bit system the models.mak file must
have CXX defined as shown in current/models.mak.  You could also edit
models.mak to build support only for those models you need.



 
  
John Kielkopf
Physics and Astronomy
University of Louisville
eml: kielkopf@louisville.edu
http://www.astro.louisville.edu/software