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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Using an SPI MCP4262, Send a read command through either python or c code...
2. Try to read the value during the write cycle
For example:
from mpsse im…
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
Using the following python:
from mpsse import *
a = MPSSE()
c = MPSSE()
a.Open(0x403, 0x6011, SPI0, ONE_MHZ, MSB, IFACE_A)
c.Open(0x403, 0x6011, GPIO, ONE_MH…
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I noticed that the memory usage started to rise exponentially when i disconnect
the device from the host. The software tries to reconnect to the device by
calling the Open method.
To reproduce …
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In file included from fast.c:10:0:
mpsse.h:9:18: fatal error: ftdi.h: No such file or directory
Makefile.in seems to not be passing LIBFTDI1 define when compiling fast.c.
Patch attached.
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Or…
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Set MPSSE.SPI.Open(SPI1, ***, MSB) or MPSSE.SPI.Open(SPI3, ***, MSB)
2. Attach scope to SCLK, MOSI and CS lines
3. Write one byte
What is the expected ou…
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Using an SPI MCP4262, Send a read command through either python or c code...
2. Try to read the value during the write cycle
For example:
from mpsse im…
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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Using an SPI MCP4262, Send a read command through either python or c code...
2. Try to read the value during the write cycle
For example:
from mpsse im…
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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Build code against libftdi1 installed to non-system directory
2. Call make with the path to the include/ that contains libftdi1/
2. Compilation will fail …
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Hi,
I see in your code a lot of malloc/memcopy/free calls. All this stuff heavily
impact the performances (latency) of the code (which are very important on my
use case) so I wrote a couple of …
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The FT232H supports open-drain outputs to become fully I2C compatible. This
prevents bus conflicts when a slave device tries to acknowledge.
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