grayver

May be the reason of this issue is that your `{R_HOME}\bin\x64` directory is not in your PATH?

I've tried to build rpy2 on Windows in API mode with mingw32 compiler and I met following issues: - Python distutils use MSVC as a default compiler, so I have...

Finally I've got rpy2 compiled in CFFI API mode with MSVC compiler. I made a lot of fixes in R header files and build script. Interesting point, that MSVC had...

Yep, I got them too. I believe, that ptr_R_* symbols are UNIX-way to set callbacks, while on Windows they are set up via `struct Rstart` (with less callback options though)....

> In the list of unresolved symbols on Windows from 2 comments ago there is `R_SetWin32`. I would have expected this to be Windows-specific. However, this symbol is not exported...

Windows ABI mode is working now via following pull requests: - https://github.com/rpy2/rpy2/pull/685 - https://github.com/rpy2/rpy2/pull/688

You need to install SCP driver, which is included into release package. Look at releases page: https://github.com/irungentoo/Xiaomi_gamepad/releases

Hi, Daniele! > and I know how to read the sensors data already Do you have any working Windows code for reading accelerometer data? I've examined https://github.com/irungentoo/Xiaomi_gamepad/blob/master/accelerometer_print/hidraw.c but I can't...

@zhangbo8418 Thanks, but it's slightly not what I'm looking for. This is generic code for Windows UWP application. But I'm looking for specific low-level code for extracting accelerometer data from...

I think standard Windows HID driver doesn't pass that packet through, because Xiaomi Gamepad doesn't advertise it in REPORTDESCRIPTOR structure.