PcmHammer on Linux

[softwarejanitor]

Where can I download the source code? I've been trying to run PcmHammer on Linux using Wine and it never recognizes the serial port even though I've tried everything to make sure Wine is pointing /dev/ttyACM0 to COM1. I'd much rather have a native Linux version anyway and I've got a lot of development experience so I might be able to contribute to the project.

[antus]

The project is here: https://github.com/PcmHammer/PcmHammer

There is a CLI version, and most of the heavy lifting is in PCM Library. Getting the CLI version working on Linux is probably the best place to start.

Note that there are UNO windows builds there. They are less tested and not ready for prime time as pcmlibrary and the winforms and cli have had more work lately but note that one of the targets is android which may help or may get in the way. You'd need to make the right decisions about serial layer abstraction to ensure all UI options keep working on all platforms without overly complicating the internal APIs.

It sounds good, I'd like to see Linux too. Good luck! Any questions ask here.

[AngelMarc]

Never heard of this before, but where have you seen it? I’m curious.

This is largely AI generated. Wasn't fast, but way faster than without. Did it in little chunks.
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[softwarejanitor]

The project is here: https://github.com/PcmHammer/PcmHammer

There is a CLI version, and most of the heavy lifting is in PCM Library. Getting the CLI version working on Linux is probably the best place to start.

Note that there are UNO windows builds there. They are less tested and not ready for prime time as pcmlibrary and the winforms and cli have had more work lately but note that one of the targets is android which may help or may get in the way. You'd need to make the right decisions about serial layer abstraction to ensure all UI options keep working on all platforms without overly complicating the internal APIs.

It sounds good, I'd like to see Linux too. Good luck! Any questions ask here.

I had already cloned that Git repository, but I was hoping to get the C++ code that was mentioned earlier in the thread so if I want to work on it I don't have to re-create the wheel any more than necessary when it comes to making it run on non-Windows platforms. I don't have Windows at all so if something won't run on Wine it is a pain to deal with.