Does Rock 2F support wiringX?

#1

Refer to this article:
https://wiki.radxa.com/Rock/wiringX

and:

I have successfully built and installed the dynamic link library on my system and compiled an application to test the PIN_3 outputs with the sample code, but I can’t seem to successfully control the GPIO ports.

#2

This article is ancient and no longer relevant.

@Nasca

#3

Thank you for your reply, are there any support programs for the Rock 2 Series? For development boards, I think wiringX is a good GPIO solution.

#4

This needs to be ported and adapted, which will take a while.

#5

Thanks and looking forward to it!

#6

Is there an disk image anywhere?
I had a brief look and there is android 2a images but wondering if anyone had managed a linux image

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#8

Apols as looked in products and the releases github and forgot the docs is seperate

#9

Hello @PokerS, there is also a gpio library called libmraa that may be faster to port, you can check out its github repository, and MRAA has more API interfaces than WiringX.

#10

Thank you! I’m very interested in it and will try to port and use it on Rock 2F/2A.

#11

I’m porting libmraa to ROCK 2A/2F now.

#12

Hi @PokerS, I have finished porting mraa to ROCK 2A/2F just now, you can try it.

Here is the step,

git clone https://github.com/nascs/mraa.git
cd mraa
git checkout -b Add_Radxa_ROCK2_Series_Support origin/Add_Radxa_ROCK2_Series_Support
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. && make -j$(nproc) && sudo make install && sudo ldconfig

for, more info, you can refer to https://github.com/nascs/mraa/tree/Add_Radxa_ROCK2_Series_Support, and I’ll add mraa documents to radxa docs of ROCK 2A/2F next week.

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#13

And I’ll do a full test on ROCK 2A/2F next week.

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#14

@Nasca That’s great news, I’ll try it out, thanks for all your hard work!

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#15

Hi @PokerS, I have completed the mraa testing on the ROCK 2A/2F and have pushed the changes to GitHub, you can fetch the latest code.