[maemo-developers] powering on gps, playing nice with others
From: Brad Midgley bmidgley at gmail.comDate: Thu Aug 7 07:44:03 EEST 2008
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Hey I'm having trouble finding the way to power on the gps for my own program in a way that plays nice with maemo mapper. IIt might be that maemo mapper is bending some rules too but it's hard to tell. If I use the call gpsbt_start(NULL, 0, 0, 0, errors, 256, 0, &ctx) then the gps will start and before long I have coordinates. However, if I then start up maemo mapper, stop the gps from my app, then stop the gps from maemo mapper, the gps is left running. If I use the call gpsmgr_start("/usr/sbin/gpsd", NULL, "/tmp/.gpsd_ctrl_sock", 0, 0, &ctx) then gpsd apparently starts but is not connected properly to anything because I never get coordinates. Also if I then run maemo mapper, it keeps saying it's looking for a gps, not even to the point where it's trying to get a fix. The docs are a bit confusing on this and have a mix of old and new approaches. I'm using diablo, I expect the user to set the gps location in the gps preferences panel, so I don't expect to have to specify the gps device. Maemo mapper even seems a little mixed up on this front since what you do is specify in its prefs that you have a bt gps but the address you specify there is ignored and the system preference is used. thanks for any tips Brad
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