I have SIGROK-CLI built and installed, it seems to work :-)
Now - I need to write my own decoder, and I want the decoder python source code
to be in the *current* directory, not in the installed directory.
But I do want to ‘stack’ a few existing decoders (pre-installed) with my
locally decoders.
How would I for example - stack two decoders together like this:
Example:
The JTAG decoder and the JTAG_STM32 are stacked together.
I have a different chip - I want to use the JTAG decoder
(pre-installed) with my local decoder in the current directory.
Put another way If I can add additional search directories to siggrok for
decoders - I can make this work.
Example:
Place #1 - A sub directory of the current directory
Place #2 - Another (second) sub directory
Place #3 - ….
Place #4 - Finally search the system installed directory
Does a command line parameter work here?
Or is there a “SIGGROK_DECODERS_PATH” variable that I can use?
-Duane
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