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Fix unit tests for 3.8
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Manfred Wallner
2024-09-01 07:24:59 +02:00
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README.md
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# WiringPi
# WiringPi Library
Welcome to the WiringPi Library, the highly performant GPIO access library for Raspberry Pi boards. This library is written in C and is designed to provide fast and efficient control of the GPIO pins by directly accessing the hardware registers using DMA.
WiringPi is a _performant_ GPIO access library written in C for Raspberry Pi boards.
**Key Features:**
- **Support:** WiringPi supports all Raspberry Pi Boards including Pi 5 ( :construction: On the Pi 5, only the GCLK functionality is currently not supported due to missing documentation of the RP1 chip).
- **High Performance:** By directly accessing the hardware registers, WiringPi ensures minimal latency and maximum performance for your GPIO operations.
- **Wide Adoption:** WiringPi is widely used in numerous projects, making it a reliable choice for your Raspberry Pi GPIO needs.
:warning:️ :construction: on Pi5, PWM support is currently under development and _will not work at this point_. If you're interested in the progress, please check the [corresponding issue](https://github.com/GrazerComputerClub/WiringPi/issues/21).
Whether you’re working on a simple LED blink project or a complex automation system, WiringPi provides the tools you need to get the job done efficiently.
## How to use
To compile programs with wiringPi, you need to include `wiringPi.h` as well as link against `wiringPi`:
To compile programs with wiringPi Library, you need to include `wiringPi.h` as well as link against `wiringPi`:
```c
#include <wiringPi.h> // Include WiringPi library!
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## History
This repository is the continuation of 'Gordon's wiringPi' which has been [deprecated](https://web.archive.org/web/20220405225008/http://wiringpi.com/wiringpi-deprecated/), a while ago.
This repository is the continuation of 'Gordon's wiringPi 2.5' which has been [deprecated](https://web.archive.org/web/20220405225008/http://wiringpi.com/wiringpi-deprecated/), a while ago.
* The last "old wiringPi" source of Gordon's release can be found at the
[`final_source_2.50`](https://github.com/WiringPi/WiringPi/tree/final_official_2.50) tag.

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VERSION
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3.7
3.8

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version.h
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#define VERSION "3.7"
#define VERSION "3.8"
#define VERSION_MAJOR 3
#define VERSION_MINOR 7
#define VERSION_MINOR 8

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wiringPi/test/wiringpi_test8_pwm.c
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pwmr = 256;
pwm = 171;
duty_fact = (double)pwm/(double)pwmr;
printf("\n==> set mode MS, pwmc=%d, pwmr=%d, pwm%d, duty=%g%%\n", pwmc, pwmr, pwm, duty_fact*100);
printf("\n==> set mode MS, pwmc=%d, pwmr=%d, pwm=%d, duty=%g%%\n", pwmc, pwmr, pwm, duty_fact*100);
pwmSetClock(pwmc);
pwmSetRange(pwmr);
pwmWrite(PWM, pwm);
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pwmr = 2048;
pwm = 768;
duty_fact = (double)pwm/(double)pwmr;
printf("\n==> set mode PWM_BAL_OUTPUT, pwmc=%d, pwmr=%d, pwm%d, duty=%g%%\n", pwmc, pwmr, pwm, duty_fact*100);
printf("\n==> set mode PWM_BAL_OUTPUT, pwmc=%d, pwmr=%d, pwm=%d, duty=%g%%\n", pwmc, pwmr, pwm, duty_fact*100);
pwmSetRange(pwmr);
pwmSetClock(pwmc);
pwmWrite(PWM, pwm);
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MeasureAndCheckFreq("PMW off", 0.0);
printf("Set pwm settings and enable PWM\n");
pwmc = 5;
//pwmc = 5; //Problem with Pi0/1 after setting, PWM stops working, maybe IRQ problem or PWM BAL with that high freq (>2 MHz)
pwmc = 35; //PWM BAL would be >400 kHz
pwmr = 1024;
pwm = 768;
duty_fact = (double)pwm/(double)pwmr;
printf("\n==> set mode PWM_MS_OUTPUT, pwmc=%d, pwmr=%d, pwm%d, duty=%g%%\n", pwmc, pwmr, pwm, duty_fact*100);
printf("\n==> set mode PWM_MS_OUTPUT, pwmc=%d, pwmr=%d, pwm=%d, duty=%g%%\n", pwmc, pwmr, pwm, duty_fact*100);
pwmSetRange(pwmr);
pwmSetClock(pwmc);
pwmWrite(PWM, pwm);

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}
int tests_pwmc[7] = {1456, 1000, 512, 100, 2000, 3000, 4000};
int tests_pwmc[7] = {1456, 1000, 512, 200, 2000, 3000, 4000};
int tests_duty[7] = { 512, 768, 682, 922, 256, 341, 102};
int tests_pwmr[12]= { 50, 100, 200, 512, 1024, 1456, 2000, 3000, 5000, 10000, 15000, 20000};
int tests_pwm[3] = { 50, 25, 75};