I have question about the .dll called in Matlab m files. How can a .dll file be edited (to see what it is exactly doing)?
*.dll files cannot be edited by you. You must have the source *.c file, which you edit and then compile to create the *.dll. I do not distribute the source files with SCAMP, but will provide individual files in response to a specific need. I’ve attached the source file for s_segmen.c so you can see what it does. Now that you have this file, you could edit it and then compile it. Type ‘help mex’ into the Matlab command space. I think this brings back some information about mex files. In addition to Matlab you’ll need a C compiler. I use Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0. You’ll also find that the *.dll are complied specifically for use on a Windows operating system. They cannot be used with Linux or Unix or any other OS. However others have compiled them for Linux and maybe even Unix. Q: What are SCAMP’s internal power modes? SCAMP has three principal power modes: Awake and idle – SCAMP enters this mode when connected to USB Awake and acquiring data – SCAMP enters this mode after activation with
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