nrf24 | package allows interaction with nRF24LU1 based dongles
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This package allows interaction with nRF24LU1+ based dongles and the RFStorm firmware.
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- main is the main loop for testing .
- Open connects to a device
- ConvertAddress converts an address to a byte slice
- Close closes the device
- address converts raw bytes to a string
- LoopChannels returns the number of channels in a loop
- Parse the command line flags .
- NthChannel returns the nth channel from idx
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QUESTION
I am periodically reading the temperature and Humidity values from a DHT22 sensor in a green house tunnel.
The sensor is attached to a Arduino Pro Mini. The Pro Mini also has a nF24l01 transceiver attached to it, and the readings are transmitted to another nF24L01/Arduino Pro Mini in my office.
The Arduino is connected to a desktop PC via a USB serial cable.
The intention is to write the received Temperatue and Humidity readings to a file in a CSV format.
I am receiving all the data over the radio link which in-turn is feed to my PC via my USB port. I am running Node with a file called index.js.
Below is the code from the Arduino connected to the PC. It is the receiver side of the radio link.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-21 at 11:03I did some changes to my code to check the contents of the const sensorData = tryParseJson(data) as shown below.
QUESTION
I've got some software compiled to run on an embedded NRF24 target, using a gcc-arm-none-eabi toolchain from here (a custom one that provides gdb with support for python3) . I'm trying essentially, malloc
an array from the GDB debugger console at runtime, then fill it with elements that I provide.
I have a pointer defined in a .c file like: static float32_t *array;
.
I want to then call a cmd like: call (void*) malloc(num_of_elements*sizeof(float32_t))
from inside the GDB console to allocate an array at runtime, and then fill it with elements with something like maybe: call (void*) memcpy(array, {var1, var2... var n}, n)
My issue is the GDB debugger cannot find the malloc
stdlib function. If I do something like:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-15 at 02:01It can't find this function
The function may not be linked into your binary.
- Does your binary call
malloc
elsewhere? - Do you link against
libc.so
orlibc.a
? - Does
nm a.out | grep ' malloc'
find it?
it is fine with finding fns, like
memcpy
If your binary calls memcpy
and you link against libc.a
, then memcpy
implementation will be linked in. Using the same nm
command from above will show that the memcpy
symbol is present and malloc
is not.
If you want to call malloc
at runtime, you need to make sure it's linked in. One way to achieve this is to add:
QUESTION
I need to execute several commands in the background with Tkinter repetedly but mainloop() does not allow me to use while.true. If I use While true with the mainloop in the end, the code in while true is executed only once.
So I found this solution. I moved all the content inside while true to a function called "sinyal" and then I used .after to call that function as it was written there. Now some of my code is executed repeatedly as I want (like receiving data from arduino repetedly) but I lost all my canvasses and thus images. I cannot see any images drawn on the screen.
btw this is a weather station project on raspberry pi. Pi receives weather data from arduino via radio transmission, parses data, shows it on labels and shows certain images on the screen based on said data (gauges).
Right now all I can see is black background and labels with the values in them. None of the images I want to be drawn is there. What could be the reason of this?
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-08 at 09:18For what I understand, you might try using sth. like this:
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