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We're happy if other people write further GUIs or special-purpose frontends for their own specific needs, that was one of the reasons to structure sigrok into shared libraries after all. | We're happy if other people write further GUIs or special-purpose frontends for their own specific needs, that was one of the reasons to structure sigrok into shared libraries after all. | ||
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Revision as of 21:51, 4 February 2014
The sigrok project provides a libsigrok and libsigrokdecode shared library which can be used to build various frontends/GUIs.
In addition to the command-line tool sigrok-cli, the following GUIs are currently being worked on:
- PulseView — Qt-based logic analyzer and MSO GUI (early stages of analog support and protocol decoder support)
- collectd libsigrok plugin — Allows any libsigrok-supported device to be used as measurement input for collectd
- sigrok-meter — WORK IN PROGRESS, Python3+Gtk3 special-purpose GUI for multimeters and similar slowly-updating analog sources; not yet usable
- sigrok-qt — CURRENTLY UNMAINTAINED, Qt-based LA GUI, not yet usable or up-to-date with current libsigrok git
- sigrok-gtk — CURRENTLY UNMAINTAINED, GTK+ based LA GUI, not yet usable or up-to-date with current libsigrok git
We're happy if other people write further GUIs or special-purpose frontends for their own specific needs, that was one of the reasons to structure sigrok into shared libraries after all.