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A cross platform library for interfacing with local and remote Linux IIO devices
http://analogdevicesinc.github.io/libiio/
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what steps exactly to run ad9361-iiostream #1149

Closed Argonghost closed 3 months ago

Argonghost commented 4 months ago

hi,

what steps exactly do i need to run the ad9361-iiostream.c example??? I cannot seem to compile normally via gcc . I have the impression that running ad9361 streaming example requires use of CMakeLists and make etc. My goal is to run the ad9361-iiostream example on my linux machine connected to pluto via usb. What steps should i follow to do that?

thanks

tfcollins commented 4 months ago

CMake is not required. Just link against libiio 

wget https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/libiio/blob/libiio-v0/examples/ad9361-iiostream.c
gcc -o ad9361-iiostream ad9361-iiostream.c -liio
Argonghost commented 4 months ago

CMake is not required. Just link against libiio 

wget https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/libiio/blob/libiio-v0/examples/ad9361-iiostream.c
gcc -o ad9361-iiostream ad9361-iiostream.c -liio

I get the error ´´segmentation fault core dumped ´´

Even despite entering my usb id

tfcollins commented 4 months ago

Can you provide the command and full output? Have you tried to get a backtrace?

Argonghost commented 4 months ago

Can you provide the command and full output? Have you tried to get a backtrace?

What is backtrace?? Regarding the full command its as you provided, the full output is:

Segmentation fault (core dumped)

tfcollins commented 3 months ago

What is backtrace??

This is a standard debugger output up to a failure. If you are not familiar with C debugging in Linux I would google around for gdb tutorials on basic debugging.

Regarding the full command its as you provided, the full output is:

Segmentation fault (core dumped)

This does not include the commands you used

Argonghost commented 3 months ago

hi @tfcollins

yes i forgot backtrace means gdb and run. on AD wiki i was finally shown how to properly define cmake to finally get it up and running .

Thanks,