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# This file is part of gldisplay, a submodule of LImA project the
# Library for Image Acquisition
#
# Copyright (C) : 2009-2011
# European Synchrotron Radiation Facility
# BP 220, Grenoble 38043
# FRANCE
#
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INSTALLATION:

Parts of GLDisplay use LIMA code, so LIMA should be built before GLDisplay.
This is already handled if GLDisplay is compiled as an option of LIMA 
(COMPILE_GLDISPLAY=1 in config.inc). In particular SPS (SPEC shared memory)
must included in the build configuration options (COMPILE_SPS_IMAGE=1)

The library uses Qt4/OpenGL, so the QTDIR environment variable must be defined.

- To manually build library and test programs:

  make

- To manually build Python wrapping using SIP:

  make sip

After that you should have:

  + build/:
       libgldisplay.so (C++ library)
  + sip/
       gldisplay.so (SIP module)
  + test/
       *_test[.py]  (C++ & Python test programs)
  + python/
       __init__.py   (GLDisplay module initialisation code)


Here follows the code that can be run using:

  python test/simple_simu_gldisplay_test.py


# Very simple program that starts the Simulator with the following:
#
# + Simulator default config
#   + A single fixed peak
#   + Linear intensity grow factor on every frame of the acquisition
# + Lima Control Layer (core) default parameters:
#   + No software processing (Bin, RoI, Automatic Saving, etc.)
# + Overwritten acquisition parameters:
#   + Nb. of frames: 10
#   + Exposure time: 0.1 s
# + CtSPSGLDisplay activates SPS in Control Layer:
#   + Spec/array name: GLDisplayTest/Simulator
#   + Starts the display in forked process (SIGCHLD signal ignored)
#   + The display performs auto-normalisation every second
#
# The acquired (processed) number of frames is updated on the screen

import time
import signal
from Lima import Core, Simulator, GLDisplay

simu = Simulator.Camera()
hw_inter = Simulator.Interface(simu)
ct_control = Core.CtControl(hw_inter)

gldisplay = GLDisplay.CtSPSGLDisplay(ct_control, [])
gldisplay.setSpecArray('GLDisplayTest', 'Simulator')
gldisplay.createWindow()
signal.signal(signal.SIGCHLD, signal.SIG_IGN)

ct_acq = ct_control.acquisition()
ct_acq.setAcqNbFrames(10)
ct_acq.setAcqExpoTime(0.1)

ct_control.prepareAcq()
ct_control.startAcq()
ct_status = ct_control.getStatus
while ct_status().AcquisitionStatus == Core.AcqRunning:
	time.sleep(0.2)
	print 'Frame: %d' % ct_status().ImageCounters.LastImageReady

nframes = ct_status().ImageCounters.LastImageReady + 1
print 'Finished: %d' % nframes

print 'Press any key to quit'
raw_input()