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<dcd> what acceptance test' comes with glasgow when it ships? Is there an equivalent 'hello world' application? how does one set up and collect and upload the logic analysis data are there any other pc software tools - what repository I see @Attie typing 'glasgow' a lot - is that a generic tool?
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<rwhitby> glasgow has a "selftest" applet
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<rwhitby> there's a command line argument which traces the applet I/O and generates a .vcd file - you can use any VCD reader (e.g. gtkwave) to view it
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<rwhitby> you arrange for it to be in your path (I personally use python venv to do this)
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<Attie> @dcd glasgow is formed from the pair - hardware and software ... the software component is quite integral to the whole tool/system, and it's available in the repo rwhitby linked
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<dcd> > Thanks @Attie and @rwhitby, I had cloned that repository earlier, but missed what I think was the key line in setup.py "console_scripts": [ "glasgow = glasgow.cli:main" watching https://asciinema.org/a/i9edqaUBVLLw7mRZCpdxe91Fu now 🙂
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<dcd> I probably missed the documentation that says that I need to do some sort of python install of "software/glasgow", as I had cloned the glasgow repo, but had not "installed" it - so searching for a "glasgow" script in the traditional ways did not result in success in finding "glasgow" - I now read in python packaging docs that the install process itself will create the glasgow shim > once the package has been installed, we can use it in the same way.
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Setuptools will generate a standalone script ‘shim’ which imports your module and calls the registered function.
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<dcd> obviously, I needed to follow all the directions in README.md 🙂 > Install the dependencies and the scripts for the current user: > > cd software > python3.7 setup.py develop --user