On 16/02/2014 07:18, matt wrote:
Hi,
How do you find out which libraries should be included for supporting
your project's goal and operations?
for example: BBB with Linux Kernel OS, using I2C peripheral and using a
few GPIO
I'm trying to figure out how (in general, not just for the specific
example above) you find out *which libraries are available, and which
ones you should use for your project.*
Thank you.
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'ls -l /usr/lib' will give you a list of the majority of the compiled
libraries on your Linux system. However, each Linux system is different
and it depends which you use to how best to tell what is installed.
As for figuring out which libraries you should be using then that's a
job for you and Google. There is no magic 'Linux Marketplace' which
lists all available software, you have to go looking for what you
specifically want.
If you are interested in programming in C then I can recommend libsoc
which supports I2C and GPIO. If you are using Robert Nelsons new debain
based images, then this library is already available to you.
https://github.com/jackmitch/libsoc
Cheers,
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Jack Mitchell ([email protected])
Embedded Systems Engineer
http://www.embed.me.uk
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