Antidote: IEEE 11073-20601 Library
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Antidote is a set of libraries that implement IEEE 11073-20601 protocol for medical devices. Main goals are portability, simple usage and simple integration with your application.
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Component breakdown
This is a coarse breakdown of libraries and major components that can be found in each part:
Dependencies
The IEEE core is written in C and depends only on low-level POSIX APIs (C library and PThreads). POSIX APIs are readily supported by most operating systems including Symbian (via OpenC).
Other components introduce more specific dependencies. See the IEEE 11073 stack dependencies for more details
Community
Join the mailing list: mailto:antidote-lib@googlegroups.com. Group page is http://groups.google.com/group/antidote-lib.
Documentation
The libraries are fully documented at source-code level, using Doxygen.
The following document is an introductory text to build the smoothest possible learning curve:
File:Antidote IEEE 11073-20601 Library Developers Guide.docx
Also, the code is self-documented in some extent, since it includes a fully functional application that uses the IEEE stack (the Health D-Bus Service).
Source Code
File:Antidote-2.0.0-rc1.tar.gz Version 2.0 release candidate 1
File:Antidote-1.1.tar.gz Version 1.1
File:Antidote-1.0.0.tar.gz Version 1.0.0
Git repository: http://gitorious.org/antidote/antidote
Android port
See the Antidote port to Android ICS page for more details.
The older port to Android 2.3.x can be found at Antidote port to Android page.
