Alex T

I think that unfortunately no one of the current active contributors has a BBB available, so we'd gladly review a PR with the fix from anyone who's up to that....

mraa is not cross-platform in a typical sense - it only supports Linux (various distros and kernel versions though), as it uses sysfs extensively, so if you have Windows for...

...and I happen to be working on a different project which is a cross-platform C# app, so while I'm far off from being an expert, I know a thing or...

https://github.com/swig/swig/issues/804 is now the leading one for this issue and looks like folks are getting close to the resolution there, so keep your fingers crossed :)

The newest SWIG thread on this is at https://github.com/swig/swig/pull/968

@dedok, so do you still plan to get this one updated?

As Windows has a very different HAL than the one mraa is used to on Linux (the sysfs), I think you'll need to figure it out by digging into Win...

I did some reading on LattePanda and it turns out that's a completely different setup than I originally thought of. It's a normal Atom-based computer with ATmega32u4 core snapped onto...

Well, having a driver is good, but unless there's an API for it, it's unlikely to be helpful. But if you are anyway going to check the topic out and...

I don't have BBB either, but I've found this nice description: https://github.com/szmoore/MCTX3420/wiki/Software:-PWM-Control and looks like the standard sysfs location is actually just a secondary mean to use PWMs on BBB...