LIBFLIAPI FLIOpen(flidev_t *dev, char *name, flidomain_t domain)
{
long r;
#ifdef SHOWFUNCTIONS
debug(FLIDEBUG_INFO, "Entering %s", __FUNCTION__);
#endif
r = fli_open(dev, name, domain);
#ifdef SHOWFUNCTIONS
debug(FLIDEBUG_INFO, "Exiting %s", __FUNCTION__);
#endif
return r;
}
/**
Get a handle to an FLI device. This function requires the filename
and domain of the requested device. Valid device filenames can be
obtained using the \texttt{FLIList()} function. An application may
use any number of handles associated with the same physical
device. When doing so, it is important to lock the appropriate
device to ensure that multiple accesses to the same device do not
occur during critical operations.
@param dev Pointer to where a device handle will be placed.
@param name Pointer to a string where the device filename to be
opened is stored. For parallel port devices that are not probed by
\texttt{FLIList()} (Windows 95/98/Me), place the address of the
parallel port in a string in ascii form ie: "0x378".
@param domain Domain to apply to \texttt{name} for device opening.
This is a bitwise ORed combination of interface method and device
type. Valid interfaces include \texttt{FLIDOMAIN_PARALLEL_PORT},
\texttt{FLIDOMAIN_USB}, \texttt{FLIDOMAIN_SERIAL}, and
\texttt{FLIDOMAIN_INET}. Valid device types include
\texttt{FLIDEVICE_CAMERA}, \texttt{FLIDOMAIN_FILTERWHEEL}, and
\texttt{FLIDOMAIN_FOCUSER}.
@return Zero on success.
@return Non-zero on failure.
@see FLIList
@see FLIClose
@see flidomain_t
*/
LIBFLIAPI FLIOpen(flidev_t *dev, char *name, flidomain_t domain)
{
return fli_open(dev, name, domain);
}
