A compilation fix, and minor issue with a NULL reference #1
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Hi, thanks for the bytecode player. There were some additional initialization problems when listing the actions with my .jbc, but it's now working and I'm successfully programming on arm64 platform. Works at least on x86-64 too. I don't seem to have write access(??? new to github) but I forked this and made a version using the FT232H (which is what I happened to have) using MPSSE mode instead of GPIO. It's easy to combine the two if needed. |
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Thanks for providing this code, it worked very well for us.
We are compiling on an iMX6 using gcc (from a freescale community YOCTO build) and found a couple of compile warnings - easily fixable.
More importantly the jbc file we where using - it did not have any descriptions in it, and as the description pointer was not reset to NULL, this resulted in a junk being displayed on the screen.