Jonathan Noyola
Jonathan Noyola
Ok maybe it is me then. I'll adjust the title. I guess the issue is that I can't select the navx on this computer, and maybe it falls back to...
> the WPI Library SimDevice class overrides the bool() operator Ahh I see. Sorry I missed that. `ahrs = new AHRS(SerialPort::Port::kUSB); ` That’s the code I have, but I’m running...
Not on the RoboRIO. Just a C++ program that can run on a Windows PC or Linux Raspberry Pi. For Linux we’ll use that library. What about via USB on...
Ah darn. So how does navXUI access the navX via USB on Windows? I could try to do it the same way.
Oh ok, I thought it would use the same library. I could look into porting the Linux class. Do you know what it is about the WPILib version that only...
Ok, thanks. I might look into it in the off-season then. I’m surprised more teams don’t do development on different platforms.
I wonder if something like this is an option, patching serial ports to work cross-platform rather than porting the whole Linux library. Haven’t looked into it much yet, but I’ll...
I envision # 2. Like I said, I want to write a C++ program that will run on a Raspberry Pi (Linux) and connect to the navX-Sensor via USB. Thus...
> Why not simply write the code on the raspberry Pi directly? A variety of reasons. We're far more limited on number of Raspberry Pis than laptops. Doing anything on...
I think I should have a PR out tonight.