Hello,
My english is as poor as bad, but I am a brazilian that would like finishing my last work from college.
I need figure out this, although I'm not a developer...
Please, Who can help me ?
I'd like to know, what's the default of data format to a dive computer ( is there a default sure ? ) and I need show a example or be able getting this information from a "new device" ( as I propose in my last work from college - MBA IT to an executive )
Regards
Leonardo Santos Project Manager - CSM, LPI I, BSCI leonardo.santos@wanconnect.com.br +55 21 9 9267-2181 +55 61 9294-8906 +55 21 9 7294-7606
On 27 December, 2015 - Leonardo Santos wrote:
Hello,
My english is as poor as bad, but I am a brazilian that would like finishing my last work from college.
I need figure out this, although I'm not a developer...
Please, Who can help me ?
I'd like to know, what's the default of data format to a dive computer ( is there a default sure ? ) and I need show a example or be able getting this information from a "new device" ( as I propose in my last work from college - MBA IT to an executive )
There is no such thing as a "default data format". Everybody usually have there own binary representation that is closely coupled to how the internals of the dive computer works.
Some the proprietary protocols and formats libdivecomputer supports are the result of reverse engineering. As far as i know there is only one manufacturer who has public documentation on how the protocol works. Thats Heinrichs-Weikamp, and their documentation can be found in their bitbucket repositories[1].
The only vendor which doesn't use a proprietary format is Xdeep. They are using UDDF[2] as their log format. Horrible format, but its at least documented.
Seabear uses simple CSV-based formats which are simple to parse.
So, there is no "standard" and not even a defacto-standard. Everybody got their own.
//Anton
1. https://bitbucket.org/heinrichsweikamp/hwos_code https://bitbucket.org/heinrichsweikamp/ostc2_code
Thank you, Thank you very much ! I´ll read these links and I´ll try write about that ( in portuguese :- ) !
Leonardo Santos 21 9 7294-7606 ( Vivo ) 21 9 9267-2181 ( OI ) 61 9294-8906 Skype: Leonardo.santos@cds.com.br
-----Mensagem original----- De: Anton Lundin [mailto:glance@acc.umu.se] Enviada em: quinta-feira, 31 de dezembro de 2015 12:25 Para: Leonardo Santos leonardo.santos@wanconnect.com.br Cc: devel@libdivecomputer.org Assunto: Re: Example data format to college
On 27 December, 2015 - Leonardo Santos wrote:
Hello,
My english is as poor as bad, but I am a brazilian that would like finishing my last work from college.
I need figure out this, although I'm not a developer...
Please, Who can help me ?
I'd like to know, what's the default of data format to a dive computer ( is there a default sure ? ) and I need show a example or be able getting this information from a "new device" ( as I propose in my last work from college - MBA IT to an executive )
There is no such thing as a "default data format". Everybody usually have there own binary representation that is closely coupled to how the internals of the dive computer works.
Some the proprietary protocols and formats libdivecomputer supports are the result of reverse engineering. As far as i know there is only one manufacturer who has public documentation on how the protocol works. Thats Heinrichs-Weikamp, and their documentation can be found in their bitbucket repositories[1].
The only vendor which doesn't use a proprietary format is Xdeep. They are using UDDF[2] as their log format. Horrible format, but its at least documented.
Seabear uses simple CSV-based formats which are simple to parse.
So, there is no "standard" and not even a defacto-standard. Everybody got their own.
//Anton
1. https://bitbucket.org/heinrichsweikamp/hwos_code https://bitbucket.org/heinrichsweikamp/ostc2_code
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