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Page How to install Tango 6.1 source distribution and PyTango on a RedHat 5 box
This HowTo explains with all the necessary details how to install Tango 6.1 source distribution and PyTango 3.0.4 on a RedHat 5 computer
Page How To use PyQt and TAU
A collection of recipes to make first steps easier ...
Page Howto svk
How to maintain multiple repositories with the same sources synchronized. Keywords: distributed & decentralized development
Page How to create inheritance link between Tango classes (C++)
This HowTo explains how it is possible to create a new Tango class which inherits from an already existing Tango class.
Page Tango: Running device server(s) on Windows XP with IPv6 installed
This HowTo gives some advices about running Tango device server on a Windows Xp box when the IPv6 protocol stack is installed
Page Tango: notifd process memory requirements
This HowTo explains the notifd process amazing memory value in the VIRT column of the "top" utility
Page Tango: What happens in the notifd process?
This HowTo describe the Tango's usage of the notifd process and the tool you can use to check its activity
Page Tutorial 1 : How to install Tango on Windows ?
How to install a complete Tango System (with database) on Windows ?
Page Tutorial 2 : how to install a Device Server ?
This tutorial will show you what is a device server, and how to install it with JIVE (before developping a new one, in a future tutorial)
Page CPP: Adding Dynamic Attributes to a Device Server
Do you need to create more or less Attributes depending on a certain Property value? This brief HowTo implements it with a Tango Device Server.
Page CPP: A Tango device class with its own thread
This HowTo details how you can write a Tango class when it has to have its own thread and with data shared between the device attributes and the thread
Page CPP: Extracting read and set values from a scalar attribute
This HowTo gives a CPP example of how you can retrieve a scalar attribute read and set value
Page CPP: Manage state machine on a READ_WRITE attribute
This HowTo explains how you have to code your READ_WRITE attributes is_allowed() method in case you want to manage the type of action done on the attribute (READ or WRITE)
Page CPP: Database reconnection at device server startup
This HowTo is a CPP example of how you can program a Tango DS in order that it can be started before the Tango's database and which will wait for the Tango database to start
Page How to run a Tango Server with active Windows Firewall
 
Page CPP: How to use C++ vectors to set Tango attribute values
 
File or image Tango 6.1 installation
 
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