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ERROR: LoadError: ArgumentError: LibSerialPort not found in path #1
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I created file ~/.juliarc.jl with the following information:
And still got the following error:
here is some more information on folder layouts:
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I attached the libserialport.so.0.1.0 file that I compiled on my system and the one came with the check out. I tried replacing yours with mine and same results. I am not if this matters, but when I compiled on my machine, it put the .so file in /usr/local/lib and not /usr/lib as like in the folder layout. Cheers |
I think you've built two copies of the library. You don't want the system-wide installation in /usr/local/lib, just the one produced by
Also, can you post the output of |
This is what I developed the package on:
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It looks like I am version behind, but I used strace:
I don't have the return but basically the reason it could not find it was looking for I forked and renamed the libserialport.jl to LibSerialPort.jl and it came to life asking to feed it port info. |
Well, I believe OSX has the rather crappy feature that it reads filesystem paths case-insensitively, and Linux does it the right way. Could that be the issue? They've dealt with it in this PR. If you are feeling adventurous, you could test by updating Julia to a recent master. In the meantime, I will investigate what I can do on my end. |
I will update my Julia to the current github master, and will report back. I did fork your repo, and changed the file to camel case and life did get Cheers On Sat, Mar 19, 2016 at 9:05 PM, Andrew Adare notifications@github.com
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I finally got to test this on a Linux machine and reproduced the issue. Should be fixed by 6c038d0. |
I am having troubles with LibSerialPort or at least I think this error is telling me:
I went through all of the information to get libserialport installed from http://sigrok.org/wiki/Libserialport.
No errors happened during the compile process, except for missing compiler tools.
make and make install completed without errors.
Here is the information when I fired up julia:
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