picosdk-c-examples is a set of C/C++ examples for PicoScope® oscilloscopes and PicoLog® data loggers.
Examples are provided as Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2015 for Windows Desktop solutions and are grouped by driver name. Each driver folder has a linux-build-files
sub-folder for building applications on Linux and Mac OS X platforms from a terminal window.
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 (including Express and Community editions) or later.
- A suitable IDE such as Eclipse
- Alternatively, ensure that the
autoconf
andlibtool
packages are installed for your operating system if building applications from the terminal.
- A suitable IDE such as XCode
Drivers are available for the following platforms. Refer to the subsections below for further information.
- Download the PicoSDK (32-bit or 64-bit) driver package installer from our Downloads page.
- Follow the instructions from our Linux Software & Drivers for Oscilloscopes and Data Loggers page to install the required driver packages for your product.
- Visit our Downloads page and download the PicoScope Beta for macOS application.
You can download Programmer's Guides providing a description of the API functions for the relevant PicoScope or PicoLog driver from our Documentation page.
- Open the solution .sln file for the required driver in Visual Studio
- Select the required configuration and solution platform
- Build the solution
- Copy the required source code C file (e.g. ps3000aCon.c) into the corresponding
linux-build-files
sub-folder for the driver or copy the files to another folder - Open a terminal window
- Run the following commands:
./autogen.sh
make
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Contributions are welcome. Please refer to our guidelines for contributing for further information.
See LICENSE.md for license terms.
PicoScope and PicoLog are registered trademarks of Pico Technology Ltd.
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Linux is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the U.S. and other countries.
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