Let an instrument build its own daemon from camerad_server - #46
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October 1, 2026 23:04
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The direction here is largely where I'm going, having an instrument build its own daemon against the core. I'd prefer not to merge #46, though, because it overlaps work that's designed and I've already done, I just didn't get it pushed before I left for a couple of days, and parts of it differ from decisions taken for this part of the design. |
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@astronomerdave that's fine. I need this for hispec and lris2, let me know when your change is going in |
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camerad_serverlibrary, which the core executable now links, leaving its behaviour unchangedcameradwhen composed as a subproject, where it only collided with the consumer target of the same namecamerad_server