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| − | + | NaviTrack is a separate library that builds on OpenTracker (version 2.0) and adds several modules and nodes. The primary usage of NaviTrack is to pull data from a tracking device. NaviTrack was originally developed by Eigil Samset. | |
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| + | This tutorial has been created and tested on Fedora Core 5 and 6. We believe it should be working on other flavors of Linux but is not tested yet. | ||
* [[NaviTrack basics | NaviTrack basics]] | * [[NaviTrack basics | NaviTrack basics]] | ||
| − | * [[Creating a new module in NaviTrack | + | * [[NaviTrack_Tutorial:Creating_module| Creating a new module in NaviTrack to push data]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[NaviTrack_Tutorial:Integrating_into_your_application| Integrating NaviTrack into your application to push and pull data]] |
| + | * [[NaviTrack_Tutorial:Links|Links and References for more information about NaviTrack]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:50, 14 May 2007
Home < NaviTrack TutorialNaviTrack is a separate library that builds on OpenTracker (version 2.0) and adds several modules and nodes. The primary usage of NaviTrack is to pull data from a tracking device. NaviTrack was originally developed by Eigil Samset.
This tutorial has been created and tested on Fedora Core 5 and 6. We believe it should be working on other flavors of Linux but is not tested yet.
