[tlug] lojza.h: release early, release often . . . . . . . . (was Re: just a quick note... more to come later :))

[Jim <jep200404@example.com>]

On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 10:19:40 +0200 Michal Hajek <hajek1@example.com> wrote:

> [1] http://material.karlov.mff.cuni.cz/people/hajek/pec/

lojza.h

#define NORMAL (0.000099995) /* ^^^ what are the units? */
/* #define NORMAL (0.099999) */

extern int k706Ud;
extern int k2182Ud;
extern int k228Ud;
extern int pIA4830Ud;

extern int k706_GPIB_Address;
extern int k2182_GPIB_Address;
extern int k228_GPIB_Address;
extern int pIA4830Ud_GPIB_Address;

double measureCurrent_furnace(void);
double measureSample_furnace(void);

void measureI_Vplus(double *current_plus, double *voltage_plus);
void measureI_Vminus(double *current_minus, double *voltage_minus);

double measureTemp_cold(void);
double measureTemp_hot(double tc);

void setupHeating(double* t, double* w);

#if 0
I've learned to add parentheses around #define values
as a matter of routine to avoid suprises.
the convention for variable names in C is that the are
(or at least begin) in lower-case.
Go ahead and use void argument for functions without arguments.
(That's just a tidiness issues.)
#endif