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--- resources:tools-software:no-os-software:iio [27 Apr 2021 13:51] – [BUILD PROJECT WITH IIO SUPPORT] Ramona Alexandra Nechita
+++ resources:tools-software:no-os-software:iio [14 Nov 2023 15:25] (current) – tinyiiod -> iiod Darius B
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 under IIO headline.
 ====== BUILD PROJECT WITH IIO SUPPORT ======
-Go to no-OS
+To build project with no-OS IIO support go to the desired no-OS project folder ''/no-OS/projects/project_name'' and execute:
-To build project with no-OS IIO support go to no-OS folder and do:
-''git submodule update --recursive''
+''make reset''
-Then go to the project “/no-OS/projects/project_name” and execute:
+''make IIOD=y''
-''make clean_all''
-''make TINYIIOD=y''
 Depending on the project and hardware used, the platform might have to be specified inside the Makefile in the project folder, or from command line:
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 ''make PLATFORM=desired_platform clean_all''
-''make PLATFORM=desired_platform TINYIIOD=y''
+''make PLATFORM=desired_platform IIOD=y''
 For more information about building projects, go to: [[:resources:no-os:build|https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/no-OS/wiki/Building-no-OS-on-Linux]].
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 ''sudo ./build/project.out''
-<note important>Make sure IIOD is not already running! It can be stopped it with \\
+<note important>Make sure IIOD is not already running! It can be stopped it with: \\
 ''sudo systemctl stop iiod''
 </note>
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 ''make develop''
-===== IIO-Oscilloscope client =====
+===== Connecting to Clients =====
-IIO-Oscilloscope is one possible client (it has to be built with SERIAL_BACKEND option), select the corresponding serial port and set baud rate to 921600. For more information about IIO Oscilloscope go to:
+After building and running a no-Os project, the data can be displayed, processed and visualized through a series of clients, such as command line tools, MATLAB® and Simulink®, IIO-Oscilloscope, etc. Find the complete list of frameworks and applications at http://analogdevicesinc.github.io/libiio/master/index.html
+For simply displaying or storing information regarding the devices, [[:resources:tools-software:linux-software:libiio:iio_info | iio_info]], [[:resources:tools-software:linux-software:libiio:iio_attr | iio_attr]], [[:resources:tools-software:linux-software:libiio:iio_reg | iio_reg]], [[:resources:tools-software:linux-software:libiio:iio_readdev | iio_readdev]], [[:resources:tools-software:linux-software:libiio:iio_writedev | iio_writedev]] are included in the default builds.
+Here is an example on how to use ''iio_info'' :
+  * For serial context ''iio_info -u serial:/dev/ttyUSB0,115200''
+  * For network ''iio_info -u ip:<host>''
+For a graphical user interface and plots IIO-Oscilloscope is one possible client. For more information about IIO Oscilloscope go to:
 https://wiki.analog.com/resources/tools-software/linux-software/iio_oscilloscope
+Connecting to IIO-Oscilloscope with the serial context:
 {{:resources:tools-software:no-os-software:iio:iio_osc_uart.png?direct&400|}}
-===== Python device over iio client =====
+And with network:
-https://analogdevicesinc.github.io/pyadi-iio/devices/adi.ad936x.html
+{{:resources:tools-software:no-os-software:screenshot_from_2021-04-29_02-04-15.png?400|}}
-https://analogdevicesinc.github.io/pyadi-iio/guides/examples.html
+Once connected, two windows should pop up.
-===== Helper utilities as client =====
-Helper utilities from Libiio can be used also:
-''iio_readdev -u serial:/dev/ttyUSB0,921600 -b 400 -s 6400 cf-ad9361-lpc > sample.dat''
+{{:resources:tools-software:no-os-software:screenshot_from_2021-04-29_02-04-15.png?400|}}
+{{:resources:tools-software:no-os-software:screenshot_from_2021-04-29_02-06-48.png?400|}}
+===== Python device over iio client =====
+A python abstraction module for ADI hardware also exists, to make them easier to use. The supported devices can be found at
+https://analogdevicesinc.github.io/pyadi-iio/devices/index.html
-For more details about libiio helper utilities please visit following link:
-https://wiki.analog.com/resources/tools-software/linux-software/libiio/iio_readdev
 ====== IIO DEMO APPLICATION ======
 A demo iio application can be found in the following location:
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 ====== SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE ======
-The relations between modules can be seen in the following figure. Doted lines represent function callbacks.
+The relations between modules can be seen in the following figure.
-{{:resources:tools-software:no-os-software:iio:iio_arhitecture.png?direct&800|}}
-An iio_app instance is always necessary, since it instantiates libtinyiiod library, the rest of iio modules (iio_demo) are optional, each one registering a new device to be checked when a command is received.
-====== LIBTINYIIOD ======
-Is a library to ease the development of software interfacing I/O (IIO) devices. The library abstracts the low-level details of hardware, and provides a simple yet complete programming interface that can be used for advanced projects.
-{{:resources:tools-software:no-os-software:iio:iio_libtinyiiod.png?direct&400|}}
+{{:resources:tools-software:no-os-software:iio_diagram.png?400|}}
-https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/libtinyiiod

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