The gPhoto2 Reference (the man                 LIBGPHOTO2PORT(3)



NAME
     libgphoto2port - cross-platform port access library

SYNOPSIS
     #include 

DESCRIPTION
     The libgphoto2port library was written to provide
     libgphoto2(3) with a generic way of accessing ports. In this
     function, libgphoto2port is the successor of the libgpio
     library.

     Currently, libgphoto2port supports serial (RS-232) and USB
     connections, the latter requiring libusb to be installed.

     The autogenerated API docs will be added here in the future.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
     IOLIBS
          If set, defines the directory where the libgphoto2port
          library looks for its I/O drivers (iolibs). You only
          need to set this on OS/2 systems and broken/test
          installations.

     LDEBUG
          Set this to all to receive lots of debug information
          regarding library loading on ld based systems.

     USBDEBUG
          If set, defines the numeric debug level with which the
          libusb library will print messages. In order to get
          some debug output, set it to 1.


ATRIBUTES
     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following
     attributes:

     
           ATRIBUTE TYPE               ATRIBUTE VALUE       
    
     Availability                 SUNWgnome-camera            
    
     Interface stability          Volatile                    
                                                              
    



SEE ALSO
     libgphoto2(3), The gPhoto2 Manual, [1]gphoto website,
     automatically generated API docs, [2]libusb website



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The gPhoto2 Reference (the man                 LIBGPHOTO2PORT(3)



AUTHOR
     The gPhoto2 Team.
     Hans Ulrich Niedermann . (man page)

REFERENCES
     1. gphoto website
        http:/www.gphoto.org/

     2. libusb website
        http:/libusb.sourceforge.net/













































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