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Sigrock plugin, error on Windows #448

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aalku opened this issue Oct 24, 2020 · 5 comments
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Sigrock plugin, error on Windows #448

aalku opened this issue Oct 24, 2020 · 5 comments

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@aalku
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aalku commented Oct 24, 2020

Sigrock plugin is not correcly working on windows.
I debugged two reasons.

  1. It's using icestudio folder for the raw file. That's forbidden unless running as administrator. It should use for example %userprofile%/.icestudio/
  2. It's not supporting blanks in the path to the raw file when calling pulseview.exe. Something's wrong there.

It's working nicelly if I override the default behaviour of windows by installing icestudio on C:\icestudio instead of the default c:\program files\icestudio and then running icestudio as administrator (equivalent to sudo on Windows).

Just a small issue of a work in progress plugin. Great work!

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cavearr commented Oct 25, 2020 via email

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cavearr commented Nov 22, 2020

In develop branch is fixed, icerok.raw creates in the ice-build folder created in the same dir that your .ice file.

If you dont save your .ice file or icestudio cant write in the .ice dir, uses temporal folder.

Try it and tell us.

This night will be a new nightly build if you want to download the binary.

Stay this issue open until you tell us if it works.

Thanks a lot!

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aalku commented Nov 23, 2020

It's not working for me :(
Pulseview should open automatically when I stop the capture. Right?
It dosn't do it. If it's open it doesn't open the raw file either.

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aalku commented Nov 23, 2020

This is failing for me:

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this.serial.sm.info.conn is an object, not a boolean, so this.serial.connected isn't set to true so disconnection isn't handled properly later.

It seems it shall never be true, just false or object. 🤔

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cavearr commented Nov 24, 2020 via email

@FPGAwars FPGAwars deleted a comment from qpeters Jul 13, 2021
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