On 01/04/2016 10:17 AM, Marc Titinger wrote:
> On 03/01/2016 12:44, Lars-Peter Clausen wrote:
>> 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
>
> something like 'conn=${hostip},${device_name_or_id}' ?
>
> example: conn=192.168.1.69,device0
>
> IDK if this is legit in terms of parameter parsing in Sigrok,:I assume, the
> common parsing code will provide a parameter value like "ip,device" for us
> to re-parse, which is fine.
Yes. Ideally we'd add a specifier that selects the backend. It is still a
valid use case to e.g. want to use the local backend and there is now also
the USB backend.
I think libiio should provide a parsing function for host strings, this way
we'll ensure that this will be the same for all types of applications. E.g.
there shouldn't be a difference between how you specify the host in GnuRadio
and sigrok.
- Lars
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