So it’s national Pi day – 14th of March, 2018 – or if you’re in the US, that’s 3/14 … And in celebration, there is a new Raspberry Pi – the Pi v3+. It’s more or less the same as … Continue reading
Category Archives: wiringPi Relase
wiringPi is now at version 2.36. An update was required to support kernels 4.8 onwards. There are also a few additional fixed here – some new sensors added in to supports the Raspberry Pi foundation weather station and some security … Continue reading
Two main things in this release are an updates max31855 thermocouple driver and the ability to use the new /dev/gpiomem interface which can be used from a user-level program without the need to be root or use sudo. To use … Continue reading
The Pi 2 has the same GPIO interface, however presumably due to the 1GB of RAM the GPIO base location has changed. Fetch the latest wiring Pi – version 2.24 – and you should be fine on all versions of … Continue reading
To make sure wiringPi was going to work OK on the new Raspberry Pi Compute Module and IO test board, I went out and bought myself one… Note to self: DO NOT trust anything on the RS website ever again … Continue reading
After some months of testing and time away due to family issues, a short holiday and what-not, wiringPi v2 has been pushed to the GIT repository and is now released! Changes: 100’s. There is now a completely re-written internal structure … Continue reading