Library in C/C++ to interface with Galileo & other Intel platforms, in a structured and sane API with port names/numbering that match boards & with bindings to javascript & python.
The intent is to make it easier for developers and sensor manufacturers to map their sensors & actuators on top of supported hardware and to allow control of low level communication protocol by high level languages & constructs.
API
These interfaces allow you to interact with all libmraa functionality. The C++ classes directly wrap the C API and provide a near 1:1 mapping of functionality.
Hello Mraa
#include "mraa.h"
int
main(int argc, char **argv)
{
return 0;
}
Supported platforms
Specific platform information for supported platforms is documented here:
ENV RECOMENDATIONS
All of these are 'optional', however they are recommended. Only a C compiler, cmake, libm and pthreads are technically required to compile.
- Swig 3.0.1+ built with node.js & python support (0.10.x)
- doxygen
- sphinx (requires doxygen)
- pygments
COMPILING
More information on compiling is Building libmraa page
CONTRIBUTING
Please see the Contributing to libmraa page
API Changelog
This changelog is meant as a quick & rough guide to what has changed between versions. The API is now fairly stable but when new calls/features are added they are listed here. Anything pre 0.2.x is ignored.
0.4.5
- if only one spidev we default to it reguardless of number
- mraa_pwm_config_ms & mraa_pwm_config_percent functions added
- Uart C++ class added, adds python & node support
- galileo gen2 gpio modes supported
0.4.4
- prefix SPI mode with MRAA_SPI_
- added C++ adc bitness calls
0.4.3
- SPI Mode function now functional, API Change in SPI
- I2C read in swig worked on.
- Galileo Gen 2: PWM setting period sets all channel's period
- Galileo Gen 2: I2C setup now specific to Gen 2.
- General commits around freeing memory at the right times.
0.4.2
- Barebone UART module added.
- Hook branch merged.
- I2C init hooks added.
- Intel Galileo Gen 2, I2C gpio pins now go hiz input when I2C initialised.
0.4.1
- Rename python & nodejs modules to mraa
- common.hpp introduced for C++
- python & nodejs modules can now take binary strings for Spi & I2c
- improved Aio module and clear bitness
- Improved Galileo Gen 2 support
0.4.0
- Rename to mraa
- get_platform_type function added.
0.3.1
- Initial Intel Galileo Gen 2 support
- mraa_gpio_isr parameters added.
- Detection of different supported platforms added.
0.3.0
- mraa_i2c_read now returns length of read
0.2.9
- Add global mraa.h & mraa.hpp headers
- usage of "gpio.h" is not legal you need to use "mraa/gpio.h" unless adding -L/usr/include/mraa
0.2.8
- Added mraa_set_priority call
- Added mmap gpio call mraa_gpio_use_mmaped
0.2.7
- C++ API now uses basic types and not unistd types as C
- Clearer and consistent use of unistd tpyes in C api
0.2.6
- C++ examples added, using c++ headers/api.
- moved to open instead of fopen in all modules
- rename mraa_check functions and made them internal to mraa only.
- removed "export" functions from api
- Intel Galileo Gen 1 (rev d) fixes, incorrect definition of some items
- SPI, implementation completed.
- I2C internal function, completed.
- PWM fix bug in period set method.
- Swig upstream can be used for building.
- No longer builds docs on default cmake, needs flag
- GPIO/PWM ownership guard prevents closing on existing pins, still can be forced.
0.2.5
- C++/Python/Node Enums/const names now do not contain MRAA_GPIO
- Enum type declaration for C++ changed
- Python/Node get_version() -> GetVersion()
- i2c read calls don't use const char* and i2c write calls do
0.2.4
- All mraa_ contexts now are pointers to the actual struct which is not delcared in the header. The only end user change is that instead of returning a type mraa_gpio_context pointer mraa_gpio_init() now returns a mraa_gpio_context (which is actually a pointer to struct _gpio internally).
- C++ API is available, use the .hpp headers and add stdc++ to the linker flags.
- Initial SPI implementation is provided
0.2.3
0.2.2
- First version with API considered 'stable'