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INDI Library v2.0.6 is Released (02 Feb 2024)

Bi-monthly release with minor bug fixes and improvements

Astro Photography Tool (APT) now supports Indi

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4 years 9 months ago #39810
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Yes tried all variations and as someone else has already said its too slow (slower than Virtualhere) But I did like he Web control Interface in Indigosky , as I reported to you before(email), which was clean ,simple to use and uncluttered :-).

"It just happend that the there is more client software on mac" - hence my use of the word concentrated :-)

Plus still does helps with DSLR via APT. Yes I do like my APT software :-)

As I stated its not Indi/Indigo/Linux fault - I lay the problem squarely on Canon(and other DSLR makers) - for not releasing the SDK for Linux.

Thats not a criticism of Gphoto dev team who deserve massive praise for the massive project of reverse engineering the protocols used. :-)

Hopefully later releases of APT (3.90) will provide me with what I want. :-)
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4 years 9 months ago #39811
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I have to disagree. Ekos works well with i digo server. The problem is that ekos is hardcoded to work with indiserver. We can not make it to support start and stop of indigo. On the other hand indigo server is not always required if you run properindigo client.
4 years 9 months ago #39828
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I don't know how you would define: "mature implementation", but let's make a simple experiment
and run cppcheck over the core library source files (no driver, no external libraries,....)
of INDI and INDIGO
Cppcheck report - cppcheck report: Statistics
 
Back to summary
 
Top 10 files for error severity, total findings: 18
   6  indibase/connectionplugins/ttybase.cpp
   4  indibase/indidetector.cpp
   3  lx/Lx.cpp
   1  stream/encoder/rawencoder.cpp
   1  lilxml.c
   1  indicom.c
   1  indibase/indilightboxinterface.cpp
   1  indibase/indicontroller.cpp
 
Top 10 files for warning severity, total findings: 149
   35  indibase/alignment/ConvexHull.h
   28  indibase/inditelescope.cpp
   22  webcam/v4l2_base.cpp
   11  stream/jpegutils.c
   8   indibase/indidome.cpp
   4   stream/streammanager.cpp
   4   indibase/indiusbdevice.cpp
   4   indibase/baseclient.cpp
   3   webcam/v4l2_decode/v4l2_builtin_decoder.cpp
   2   webcam/v4l2_decode/v4l2_decode.cpp
 
Top 10 files for portability severity, total findings: 18
   5  indibase/indidetector.cpp
   2  stream/recorder/serrecorder.cpp
   2  indibase/inditelescope.cpp
   2  indibase/indiccd.cpp
   1  stream/streammanager.cpp
   1  indicom.c
   1  indibase/indilogger.cpp
   1  indibase/indidome.cpp
   1  indibase/indiccdchip.cpp
   1  indibase/baseclient.cpp
 
Top 10 files for performance severity, total findings: 76
   55  indibase/alignment/TelescopeDirectionVectorSupportFunctions.h
   7   indibase/alignment/BasicMathPlugin.cpp
   2   indibase/defaultdevice.cpp
   2   indibase/baseclientqt.cpp
   2   indibase/baseclient.cpp
   2   indibase/alignment/InMemoryDatabase.cpp
   1   webcam/v4l2_decode/v4l2_decode.cpp
   1   stream/streammanager.cpp
   1   stream/recorder/recordermanager.cpp
   1   stream/encoder/encodermanager.cpp
 
Top 10 files for style severity, total findings: 761
   80  indibase/connectionplugins/connectionserial.h
   70  indibase/connectionplugins/connectiontcp.h
   52  webcam/v4l2_base.cpp
   32  webcam/v4l2_decode/v4l2_builtin_decoder.h
   31  indicom.c
   27  stream/ccvt_misc.c
   21  indibase/indidome.cpp
   17  indibase/indidetector.cpp
   17  indibase/defaultdevice.h
   16  dsp/buffer.c

where,
libindi/libs>find . -type f | wc -l
173

And now let us repeat the experiment for INDIGO
Cppcheck report - cppcheck report: Statistics
 
Back to summary
 
Top 10 files for error severity, total findings: 1
   1  indigo_ccd_driver.c
 
Top 10 files for warning severity, total findings: 9
   8  indigo_client.c
   1  indigo_server_tcp.c
 
Top 10 files for portability severity, total findings: 29
   24  indigo_ccd_driver.c
   3   indigo_bus.c
   2   indigo_driver.c

where,
indigo/indigo_libs>find . -type f | wc -l 
88

Now one can also divide by the number of code files to get the relative comparable result.
Using other metrics, such as e.g. what is the memory footprint, number of cycles starting from exposure to finally getting the FIT file delivered,
and you will see immediately which code is much "more mature" ;)
4 years 9 months ago #39945
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How is this now any way related to the original topic about APT supporting INDI?

If you want to talk about INDI vs INDIGO vs ASCOM vs RTS2 vs whatever, feel free to do it elsewhere.

Copello, thanks for the report, INDI developers would certainly take that into consideration!
4 years 9 months ago #39947
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