This is the first working port of STANPUMP compiled for linux. The program is used to drive a computer controlled infusion pump, using pharacokinetics to determine pump rates. The program is not a rewrite of STANPUMP by Dr. S. Schaefer, I only altered the pertinent portions of the code that would make the program compile and run on linux. The changes I made were primarily the interface to the screen (using ncurses for the screen and keyboard handler), as well as a writing new code to handle the serial port.
The original STANPUMP course files and .exe can be found at : ftp://pkpd.icon.palo-alto.med.va.gov/stanpump.dir/
The portion of the code that is not supported yet has been commented out. Some portions of the original code was commented out. The portions I have commented out are commented out as:
//BH ...
Please note that the current program only has been tested with the Harvard 22 syringe pump. I know it works with this pump, but the other pumps have not been tested, and I can ensure you that trying to use linstanpump to drive the grasbey or IMED pumps will cause the program to crash. I encourage anyone that has access to one or both of the pumps to code the portion of linstanpump that drives these pumps.
Included are the imed_c2.c and gr_3400.c files for someone else to work on. These files are not needed for compiling a working copy at this time
Please let me know of any errors.
***Please find included a copy of the manual from the original STANPUMP.
Included below is Dr. Shafers original README from his DOS STANPUMP:
*.C are the C source code files
*.H are the header files required for the source code
STANPUMP.EXE is the executable code.
STANPUMP.DOC is the documentation, in WordPerfect 5.1 format
COMPONLY.BAT is the compiler command line for Microsoft C 6.0
L.BAT is the linker compiler command
GO.BAT is an example of calling STANPUMP from a batch file
SAMPLE.KIN is a sample external pharmacokinetic data file
MANUAL is the stanpump manual in ASCII format
SAMPLE.TAR, SAMPLE.DRG, and SAMPLE.DAT are samples of external
files that can be used to control STANPUMP
TARGET.BAT, DRG.BAT, and REPRO.BAT are batch files that show
how to use the external controlling files.
STANPUMP will install to a hard disk by typing A:install