(directories: Python, Qt, c, curses-games)
For compiling / running the code examples, the following software packages are needed - most of them
are part of Raspberry Pi OS bullseye distribution and can be installed with sudo apt install <package name>.
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Qt Widget:
qtbase5-dev qtchooser qt5-qmake qtbase5-dev-tools qtcreator -
QML:
qml-module-qtquick-* qtquickcontrols2* qtdeclarative5-dev -
PyQt:
python3-pyqt5* pyqt5-dev-tools python3-paho-mqtt -
curses:
ncurses-dev
There is one important exception: wiringPi, which was used for all examples for controlling GPIO so far, is no longer
available in the latest Raspberry OS release. As a replacement, I have decided to use lgpio, because of mainly two
strong points: (1) It uses the new gpiochip kernel interface and (2) it does not require sudo for
running the compiled programs. Unfortunately, it is not (yet) part of the distribution. You have to build and install
it from source http://abyz.me.uk/lg/download.html.
(directory: hardware)
Board Dimensions: 65 x 56 mm
(TOP) Name-Layer and Value Layer -> Silkscreen
Important Notice: Unless otherwise specified, Eagle files use layer 21 and 25 for silkscreen
(directory: tools)
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find-raspi.php Run this in a webserver to find ip address of Raspberry in subnet (if zeroconf is unavailable)
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klabu Ping all hostnames.local from list in subnet