This often-asked for, long-planned and somewhat-forgotten feature
makes it possible to tell libsensors-linked applications (like
the sensors program) that certain features should not be displayed.
This is very nice for things like unconnected temperature sensors
or fans.
Modifications to the library code, to the sensors program and to
the documentation and example sensors.conf file.
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Some basic support, in the form of sensors_get_all_features(), for chips that
are known to the library, but unknown to the application. prog/sensors has
a demo of how to use this, in function print_unknown_chip in chips.c.
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An expression can now refer to the value it has to compute (@), but also to
other values. This is now perfectly valid as an expression:
vid + in_min - in_max * 2 / @
Not that this is very sensible, but you get the idea. Please install the
new example config file, or replace all old 'val' occurences with '@'.
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* Added sensors_get_algorithm_name and sensors_get_adapter_name to the
library.
* First application of sensors_get_value is very encouraging; LM75 data is
now printed.
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(print detected chips)
Yes! I am getting somewhere now. The sensors program does at last something
visible: it prints all detected chips. OK, cat /proc/sys/dev/sensors/chips
is faster. But it is a start...
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Most notably, config file line numbers are now stored, so we can now generate
better error messages.
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This brings the archive into synch with my harddisk...
Everything in the lib directory should compile without problems (yes, even
without warnings even if WARN=1). It is not well-tested, though, and there
are some minor functions which must still be added. It is now almost
usable.
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Mark D. Studebaker