for faster main features lookup. One side effect of this change is
that subfeatures can no longer have labels nor be ignored. I do not
think that this is a problem in practice, and actually this makes a
lot of sense.
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each update. The chip list and chip features do not change until
sensors_cleanup() is called, so there's no point in doing the
same work over and over again.
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caller select which subset of chips it wants. This is slightly better
size-wise than letting all applications do the filtering by themselves.
This will change the way the command line parameters of "sensors" are
interpreted. Beforehand, the chips were always returned in the order
in which they were listed by the library. Also, each chip could be listed
only once. From now on, the chips will be listed in the order in which
they are passed on the command line, which I think makes more sense. A
side effect is that chips can be listed more than once, if that's what
the user asks for. Not very useful though.
This change makes it possible to make sensors_match_chip() internal
to the library. Filtering the list of chips returned by
sensors_get_detected_chips() was the last known external use for this
function.
This patch looks much bigger than it really is, but the largest part is
really only code reindentation.
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/configure database based on detected/configured sensors,
logs libsensors-processed readings to the database, has a
command-line option for generating a basic rrdcgi script.
Removed sensord from all target because it has an external
dependency on librrd.
This just makes using RRD with sensors easier; you don't
need to figure out what sensors are available and configure
the database with computations that are already in
sensors.conf.
To install:
make install-prog-sensord
To create and start logging to database:
sensord --rrd-file /var/log/sensord.rrd
To create a CGI script:
sensord --rrd-file /var/log/sensord.rrd \
--rrd-cgi /var/www/sensord \
> /usr/lib/cgi-bin/sensord.cgi
man sensord for more details.
Kudos to Mark for doing the hard work ;}
-- merlin
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Jean Delvare