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TI's newest high-end calculators, which are a limited but still nice improvement over the CX I series, will be available on the marketplace soon... and libti* should therefore support them, sooner or later :)
The usual short implementation notes:
libticonv: add new model, wire it into several functions, etc.;
libtifiles: add the new extensions and magic strings if necessary, etc.;
libticables: add probing for the new models, maybe new USB PID + new Windows driver and its packaging, etc.
libticalcs: add new CalcFncts instance, etc.
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Work has started on the experimental2 branch. Since this issue was created, we got to know that the CX II series uses a protocol never implemented by libticalcs before, though apparently, the NWB had been using it for a while.
Since we've got a new protocol and a new dissector, it makes zero sense to make a second implementation of a dissector in libticables, in order to integrate with the existing, horrible implementation of packet data logging + dissection at the cables level, only to refactor it later. That means that issue #12, originally queued for the next development cycle, has become a sane prerequisite for this issue, and it's probably not that hard.
TI's newest high-end calculators, which are a limited but still nice improvement over the CX I series, will be available on the marketplace soon... and libti* should therefore support them, sooner or later :)
The usual short implementation notes:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: