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Hi,
im using the manual to setup the fx3 from the next link
but the building of the installer doesn’t work for me. I can’t get the build process to finish, every time it shows a problem.
Can someone send me a build version of the pulse view with the FX3 capability in it?
Thanks ahead,
EliW.
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Hello,
I understand that you are building/ compiling sigrok on Windows
Please refer to this link https://sigrok.org/wiki/Windows#Building_from_source
This link mentions "If you really want to build from source, we recommend you use the sigrok-cross-mingw script from the sigrok-util repository (that uses MXE) to cross-compile the Windows binaries on a Linux system."
Rashi
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Hello,
Please let us know the issue that you are facing while building the installer. We will help you in building the installer.
Rashi
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Hi,
Thanks for replaying,
I'm doing the next steps, as interacted in step 2
- I download "libsigrok" and modify the 7 file acording to the "files changed" tab in git.
- I download "sigrok-cross-mingw" and midifed the parameters inside to meet my opertion system
Windows 10 64 bit
The parameters are:
#Build target: "i686" (32bit) or "x86_64" (64bit).
TARGET="x86_64"
# The path where your MXE directory is located.
MXE=$HOME/libsigrok-master
3. Then put the file inside the libsigrok folder, and run the file from Git bash.
Then it finish and the build folder are empty.
Thanks for the help,
EliW.
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Hello,
I understand that you are building/ compiling sigrok on Windows
Please refer to this link https://sigrok.org/wiki/Windows#Building_from_source
This link mentions "If you really want to build from source, we recommend you use the sigrok-cross-mingw script from the sigrok-util repository (that uses MXE) to cross-compile the Windows binaries on a Linux system."
Rashi