Hi, On 12/31/2015 02:53 PM, Marc Titinger wrote: > > On behalf of Hubert Chaumette (author) > > > Clarification on usage: > > 'conn' was used for the IP in previous iterations, but the current code > uses libiio's IIOD_REMOTE variable for that. Instead, conn is now used > to choose a device, on branch generic-iio. This example should be: > > $ IIOD_REMOTE=$IP_OF_IIOD sigrok-cli --driver > generic-iio:conn=$IIO_DEVICE_ID_OR_NAME --samples 3
I think it is better if we can specify the target as part of the connection string. IIOD_REMOTE can be used to provide a system wide default and it can also be used to overwrite things when invoking a single application. But this really only works if the application is started from the command line and the application only wants to talk to devices from the same host. With a library like sigrok neither of the last two is necessarily the case. E.g. lets take pulseview which uses libsigrok, you'd have to launch the application from the command line to specify the target, you'd have to restart the application if you want to change hosts and you could only talk to devices from the same host at the same time. Same is true for other similar applications that try to use libsigrok. - Lars ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ sigrok-devel mailing list sigrok-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sigrok-devel
