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Figure 8-3. Sensor LED hookup
ØMQ
Some open source projects are just too good not to use. ØMQ is one of them. It exists to
solve a difficult problem close to our hearts. Using this library, we can have each Raspberry
Pi act as a publisher of information for the multiple software consoles acting as subscribers .
To allow multiple consoles to control each Pi sensing station, each sensing station
also becomes a subscriber to the console publishers . In effect, we have many-to-many
communication in a tidy software API, thanks to ØMQ.
For interesting reading, a nice overview of ØmQ is available here:
http://zguide.zeromq.org/page:all .
Note
Performing Installation
The download and installation of ØMQ is almost painless for the Raspberry Pi. Simply
allow some time for the compile, which might take a while (step 3):
1. wget http://download.zeromq.org/zeromq-3.2.2.tar.gz
2. ./configure -prefix=/usr/local
3. make
4. make check (optional)
5. make install
 
 
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