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Debian Trusty and libftdi
Uwe Bonnes
2018-05-07 13:43:39 UTC
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Hello,

I try to get asynchronous libftdi functionality into a project (black magic
debug probe, https://github.com/blacksphere/blackmagic) hosted on github and
using travis continous integration. Github travis works with Ubuntu trusty,
and from what I understand the libftdi version on Ubuntu trusty is ages old,
probably based on libftdi-0.20. So things don't work together.

Can the github travis CI setup be fixed to use a recent libftdi1?
Can anybody help?

Thanks
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Pawel Jewstafjew
2018-05-07 15:59:48 UTC
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Hi Uwe,

All the "standard" functions (open, read, write, serial config, etc.)
are compatible between -0.20 and -1.x (I am using them interchangeably
in some projects)

If you need some advanced functionality (EEPROM writing?) you may need
some adjustment

Let me know if you have problems

Kind Regards,
Pawel
Post by Uwe Bonnes
Hello,
I try to get asynchronous libftdi functionality into a project (black magic
debug probe, https://github.com/blacksphere/blackmagic) hosted on github and
using travis continous integration. Github travis works with Ubuntu trusty,
and from what I understand the libftdi version on Ubuntu trusty is ages old,
probably based on libftdi-0.20. So things don't work together.
Can the github travis CI setup be fixed to use a recent libftdi1?
Can anybody help?
Thanks
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--------- Tel. 06151 1623569 ------- Fax. 06151 1623305 ---------
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Uwe Bonnes
2018-05-07 16:15:18 UTC
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Pawel> Hi Uwe, All the "standard" functions (open, read, write, serial
Pawel> config, etc.) are compatible between -0.20 and -1.x (I am using
Pawel> them interchangeably in some projects)

Pawel> If you need some advanced functionality (EEPROM writing?) you may
Pawel> need some adjustment

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Post by Uwe Bonnes
I try to get asynchronous libftdi functionality into a project (black
Hello Pawel,

as written below, I need asynchronous transfers with ftdi_read_data_submit()
and ftdi_transfer_data_done().

If this is done with "some adjustment", I am glad to know.

Bye
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