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Serial library for golang (no cgo).
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- main is the main function .
- Open creates a new serial port
- WithParity sets the parity of the serial port
- WithBaudRate sets the baud rate .
- startReadFromPort reads serial output from port
- WithDataBits sets the data bits of the serial port
- WithStopBits sets the stop bit for the serial port
- read user input
- Starts writing to serial port
- WithSoftwareFlowControl enables or disables software control flow control .
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QUESTION
When communicating with a serial-over-USB device (a GNS FM9 receiver for getting road traffic alerts) by using libserial
's SerialStream
object, I found out that not all characters coming from the device are in fact being read. This is what I always get served:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-07 at 17:07You need to make sure the port is in "raw" mode.
From a quick look at the libserial documentation, it seems it doesn't have a parameter to set a raw mode. Some options:
- Modify libserial to set raw mode.
- Don't use libserial, and use something else.
- Change the port defaults for your operating system.
The implementation of libserial seems quite basic; you are probably better off using something like Boost.asio.
QUESTION
I have a question about how to add two libraries to "Yocto". The libraries are:
- libi2c-dev
- libserial-dev
Did anyone of you try to add it to the system generated by "Yocto" and maybe have suggestions about how to start and how to add it? Target is to use these two libraries in userspace app.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-01 at 07:22Maybe you can try to add this i2c-tools package as follow (inside a .bb file):
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a cryptocurrency with the CryptoNote Starter (cryptonotestarter.org), but get some errors when I try compiling (I think it uses cmake, make, and boost). Here are the errors:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-11 at 18:04I believe I found a simple work-around, however I do not have a OSX machine to test it on.
- Open
hydro/CMakeLists.txt
- Change
set(C_WARNINGS "-Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wold-style-definition -Wstrict-prototypes")
toset(C_WARNINGS "-Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wold-style-definition -Wno-strict-prototypes")
- Run
cmake . && /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin/make
in thebuild/debug
directory
Or to disable -Werror
for everything
- Add
-Wno-error
to the END of the relevant (clang/c/c++)WARNINGS
variables inhydro/CMakeLists.txt
- Run
cmake .
inbuild/debug
- Run
make
as usual
QUESTION
I inherited a WPF/Prism/Unity MVVM application and I need to link in a Class Library that communicates externally over a serial port. The serial port library publishes Events for errors and messages.
I'm new to Prism, but I've used Unity some years back. The Prism application (lets call it PrismApp) is a base PrismApplication, with two modules: main and settings. My serial port library (lets call it LibSerial) wraps the base communications protocol and publishes three events: ConnectionEventReceived, ErrorEvent and MessageReceived. LibSerial has functions for Connect, StartSession and Send.
My questions are:
- Where do I instantiate my LibSerial? Do I create a Model for it or can I instantiate LibSerial in my base PrismApplication?
- How do I publish events to my ViewModels? I assume I would consume the LibSerial Events somewhere and use and EventAggregator to push various EventArgs up into the viewmodels?
- How would I call my LibSerial start/startsession/send functions from within PrismApp? Would that be a DeleagateCommand in a ViewModel that calls a pubsub.publish?
Thanks Everyone!
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-04 at 08:27Where do I instantiate my LibSerial?
Register it in your bootstrapper and let the container instantiate it. Override the RegisterTypes
method of the PrismApplication
class in your App.xaml.cs
and register the LibSerial
type:
QUESTION
I want to make two Raspberry Pi send message to each other using ZigBee protocol. I have connected XBee S2C (ZigBee) module to Raspberry Pi using USB Explorer (CH430g). I had written a python script which will do the desired work,
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-31 at 10:23Get some inspiration from this code. This is very generic canonical serial programming using C.
NOTE: Canonical input processing can also handle the erase, delete word, and reprint characters, translate CR to NL, etc..
I suggest you to read this article in order to know more about the serial programming settings, different mode.
QUESTION
This is my simplified class which is used to detect problem in my full program:
SimpleThread.h
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-10 at 08:44libserial uses asynchronous I/O which is based on signals (SIGIO
to be precise) and there was a bug in GCC 5 (#66803) in which std::this_thread::sleep_for
was interrupted by signals. It has been fixed in GCC 6.
The possible solutions are:
- Upgrade your compiler to GCC 6+ or clang/LLVM.
Use a workaround like the one mentioned in the bug 66803 or try
sleep_until
:
QUESTION
Through angular I am sending update request to SPRING in controller I have method to map this request but in this @RequestBody not able to map to my class and give
Error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-06 at 09:14You are using an incompatible Jackson version. You are managing the version yourself don't do that.
Either remove the following dependencies from your pom.xml
the spring-boot-starter-web
already adds them. :
QUESTION
This could be a very trivial question, but I have been searching how to get around it without much luck. I have a function to read from the serial port using the libserial function, the response I will get always finishes with a carriage return or a "\r" so, in order to read it, I was thinking in reading character by character comparing if it is not a \r and then storing each character into an array for later usage. My function is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-24 at 20:51I guess you intended
QUESTION
I am kind of new at c++. I have been using a library to handle serial communication in UNIX environments called libserial. I made a very simple test to try the library writing something to a peripheral and receiving an answer. The test went pretty well...code is shown below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-21 at 23:58main
, serial_setup
and serial_read
functions work with their own local SerialStream
variables so changes are not preserved. You should pass SerialStream
instance from main
by reference:
QUESTION
I compiled libserial-0.6.0rc2 from source in Ubuntu 16.04 and am now trying to compile a simple test program:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-04 at 10:38You are attempting to compile and link a C++ program with the C compiler driver
gcc
. C and C++ are different languages. gcc
does not by default link the Standard C++ library, libstdc++
,
so you have an undefined reference error to a symbol _ZNSaIcED1Ev
(demangled
= std::allocator::~allocator()
) that is defined in that library.
To compile and link C++ programs use the C++ compiler driver, g++
.
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