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Instead, add a libsigrokdecode_list_decoders() API call which gives you
the list of known protocol decoders.
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Add a new -A | --list-protocol-decoders option to show the list of
protocol decoders we could find.
Add -a | --protocol-decoders to specify a list of decoders that shall
be applied to the datastream. Currently only works for one decoder.
Define DECODERS_DIR, which is the directory where the decoders will be
installed upon 'make install', and where libsigrokdecode_init() will
search for them.
Thanks Olivier Fauchon <olivier@aixmarseille.com> for the initial patch,
merged in slightly different form.
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Python docs tells us more about string functions:
"These functions have been renamed to PyBytes_* in Python 3.x. Unless
otherwise noted, the PyBytes functions available in 3.x are aliased to
their PyString_* equivalents to help porting."
(http://docs.python.org/c-api/string.html)
Use #defines to map the new names and fix the compile for Python >= 3.0.
Thanks Olivier Fauchon <olivier@aixmarseille.com> for the patch.
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- Introduce 'struct sigrokdecode_decoder'.
- Decoders are now handled via two C functions:
- sigrokdecode_load_decoder(): Fills a 'struct sigrokdecode_decoder'.
- sigrokdecode_run_decoder(): Runs a decoder function.
- There are now two decoder API functions a script needs to implement:
- register(): Returns a Python dict with certain metadata.
- decode(): Runs the actual decoder code.
- libsigrokdecode: Add and use some more #defines for errors:
- SIGROKDECODE_ERR_ARGS
- SIGROKDECODE_ERR_PYTHON
- Various other smaller Python decode script infrastructure issues.
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