Kumi
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Refactored the process of retrieving device lists to use a new `getDeviceList` function, improving code organization and readability. This function leverages the `std::vector` to dynamically handle the number of detected devices, eliminating the static array limitation. Additionally, consolidated the code for obtaining the number of RX/TX channels and antennas, enhancing maintainability. Replaced hardcoded device and channel counts with dynamic retrieval to prevent potential buffer overflows and ensure robustness for varying hardware configurations. |
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Information
These files are used for the control of the LimeSDR based spectrometer. With permission from the author Andrin Doll, the files are included in this repository.
A. Doll; Pulsed and continuous-wave magnetic resonance spectroscopy using a low-cost software-defined radio. AIP Advances 1 November 2019; 9 (11): 115110. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5127746
Building
The software is written in C++ and uses the LimeSuite and HDF5 libraries. The software is built using CMake.
On Debian-based systems, the following packages are required to build the software:
sudo apt-get install g++ cmake liblimesuite-dev libhdf5-dev
On Arch Linux, the following packages are required to build the software:
sudo pacman -S gcc cmake limesuite hdf5
To build the software, run the following commands in the root directory of the repository:
cmake -B build
cmake --build build
This will create an executable called limedriver in the build directory.