Author Topic: I would like to compile the arduino logic analiser gui , it uses open framework  (Read 7076 times)

Offline josheeg

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I would like to compile the arduino logic analiser gui , it uses open framework and I use linux and they sugjest codeblocks. I installed all the software they mentioned using synaptic package manager and I have used compilers before but their seems to be a disconnect between the documentation and the front page of their site and wiki I realy just want a logic analiser.

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We really do not do hardware on this site.
Suggest asking on the correct site; or, stating a question that relates to Code::Blocks.
Code::Blocks is an IDE; We at this site are NOT able to read minds and most of us are NOT all knowing.

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@josheeg:

why did you report Tim's post to the moderators ?
Maybe he misunderstood you, because you want to compile the arduino gui and don't want to ask anything about the hardware.

But your post is not really clear, and gives nearly no hints about your problem.

If you want help, please post exactly what you tried to do, and why you think it is a problem related to Code::Blocks.

If you just don't know how to figure out the correct setup for arduino, your a t the wrong address here.


Again:
there is no need to report a post like Tim's to the moderators, you should be able to clearify the things directly.
As far as I can see he did nothing that breaks our forum rules.

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FWI:

Found link to this site http://timothytwillman.com/?page_id=162 about Logic Analyzer GUI code.

I am assume the code requires the Arduino AVR board from http://www.arduino.cc/.

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Offline josheeg

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Yes it does require a arduino to send it information but that part of it work great.
I just need help compiling the GUI code in codeblocks with openframework. Open frameworks installation instructions are not step by step their seeded all over their site.

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This is an work in progress recording the steps I plan to try to build the GUI; I have no way to test is it works past verifying it links.

Step 1a: Download openframeworks from http://www.openframeworks.cc/download
Code
http://www.openframeworks.cc/versions/preRelease_v0.05/of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb.zip

Step 2b: Extract of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb.zip file into folder "of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb"

Step 2a: Download My attached zip file containing the following files and custom CB project.
Note, I based my work on the "EmptyExample" project.
Code
http://timothytwillman.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/testapp.h
http://timothytwillman.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/testapp.cpp

Step 2b: Extract my attached zip file into folder "of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb\apps"

Step 3a: Verify the folder structure of "of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb\apps\custom\ArduinoGUI" exists.

Step 3d: Copy the bin folder from "of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb\apps\examples\emptyExample" to "of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb\apps\custom\ArduinoGUI"

Step 3c: Open up the Code::Blocks program.
    Add Global Variable of openframeworks
    Normal value of base in "...\of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb"
    Replace ... with the path to the of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb folder.

Step 3d: Open up the workspace ArduinoGUI.workspace in the folder of  "of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb\apps\custom\ArduinoGUI"

Step 4: Compile/link/run/test

I have no idea if it tests correctly or not.

Tim S

Edit: Zip file too big; looking at way to reduce zip




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 :D I apreseate your help I am guessing but I think when you open that openframeworks you put your app in the app folder and that might make everything link together?
I have not herd from such a thing also I think their is other folders you lay the parts of the program in. ???

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:D I apreseate your help I am guessing but I think when you open that openframeworks you put your app in the app folder and that might make everything link together?
I have not herd from such a thing also I think their is other folders you lay the parts of the program in. ???

Not sure, my download is still running.
Will write the more detail steps later; after trying to compile.

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I have added Directions and zip file to message above.
http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,9945.msg69325.html#msg69325

Note: The only directions I found was in "of_preRelease_v0.05_windows_cb/codeblocks_readMe.txt"

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