Sigrok community, I’m brand new here, taking on a new challenge to extend my hardware/software skills and work to enable using an array of Adafruit boards as logic analyzers. I’m taking a look at further developing the concept of the “TinyLogicFriend” that was proposed started here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qetJHmfNA_g. The concept is to create a sigrok driver that can interface with a wide array of boards (collect meta data with pin names, etc), and then create the firmware for each board that can be easily downloaded that will allow it to talk to sigrok.
I’m in the process of configuring to build the drivers on my local machine. I’ve read through the wiki but have struggled to build all the components on my Mac (running Big Sur MacOS 11.2.3). I was able to build libsigrok but with warnings about missing C++ bindings. The sigrok-cli also builds, but PulseView will not build. Before I deal with the specific build issues, my main focus is to develop the hardware drivers (defined in libsigrok). If I can build libsigrok, can I interface my compiled libsigrok to the pre-built nightly image build of PulseView? If so, what are the steps to get PulseView and sigrok-cli to interface with my new build of libsigrok? Any insights will be helpful. If I do have to build PulseView to nororate mew drivers, I hope you will not be bothered if I request pointers and guidance on how to get it to build on my Mac machine. Kind regards, Kevin (kmatch)
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