In the near future we will work with revpi-compact (collect data from sensors and control devices)
The language used is C++
I want to ask what C++ version is recommended to use
C++
- p.rosenberger
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We provide GNU C++ 10.2 compiler with our Bullseye release. So you can use any language feature which g++ 10.2 supports.
- p.rosenberger
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PiControl doesn't use C++ and we don't provide a C++ library.
PiCOntrol provides a device file:
To work with piControl you need to open the device file and interact with the process image. We have an example program to show how this is done:
https://github.com/RevolutionPi/revpi-pitest
You need to use headers from piControl, in pitest this is done by pulling the piControl repo as submodule:
https://github.com/RevolutionPi/revpi-p ... master/lib
Best regards,
Philipp
PiCOntrol provides a device file:
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/dev/piControl
https://github.com/RevolutionPi/revpi-pitest
You need to use headers from piControl, in pitest this is done by pulling the piControl repo as submodule:
https://github.com/RevolutionPi/revpi-p ... master/lib
Best regards,
Philipp