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glossary [2024/01/15 03:40] – add info on evprocs petabyteglossary [2024/05/14 22:22] (current) – [CHDK] Walter Schulz
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 There are some major diffences how PowerShot and EOS have to be programmed and that is why there are 2 different project teams.\\ There are some major diffences how PowerShot and EOS have to be programmed and that is why there are 2 different project teams.\\
  
-It may confuse some people that there are a few EOS M cameras not handled by ML but CHDK. And there are PowerShot cameras not located in CHDK realm but ML. Those cameras run code contrary to their names!\\+It may confuse some people that there are a few EOS M cameras not handled by ML but CHDK. And there are PowerShot cameras not located in CHDK realm but ML. Those cameras run code contrary to their names!\\
  
 EOS M3, M5, M6, M10, M100 work with PowerShot firmware and are therefore handled by CHDK.\\  EOS M3, M5, M6, M10, M100 work with PowerShot firmware and are therefore handled by CHDK.\\ 
-PowerShot SX70, SX740, G5 X Mark II, G7 X Mark III work with EOS firmware and can be ported to ML.+PowerShot SX70, SX740, G5 X Mark II, G7 X Mark III, V10, Zoom work with EOS firmware and can be ported to ML.
  
 Link to [[https://chdk.fandom.com/wiki/CHDK|CHDK project home page]] Link to [[https://chdk.fandom.com/wiki/CHDK|CHDK project home page]]
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 ==== Event Procedure ==== ==== Event Procedure ====
  
-A function in the Canon firmware that can be called by string value (and/or parameters). They can be executed with [[#canon_basic_scripting|Canon Basic scripts]] or through [[#usb|PTP]]. Internally, these are known as //evprocs//.+A function in the Canon firmware that can be called by string value. They can be executed with [[#canon_basic_scripting|Canon Basic scripts]]through [[#usb|PTP]], or through the //call// function in C. Internally, these are known as //evprocs//.
  
 ==== Experimental Builds ==== ==== Experimental Builds ====
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