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Cmake made major changes in the 2.x -> 3.0 switch, keeping the 2.x compatiblity just isn't worth it. Since serial anyway doesn't build on versions before xenial, use xenial's cmake at 3.5 as baseline. Cherry-pick from PR #231 Conflicts: CMakeLists.txt Author: Alec Leamas <leamas.alec@gmail.com> Date: Tue Sep 22 13:08:46 2020 +0200 Gbp-Pq: Name 0001-cmake-Use-cmake-3.5-add-project-setup.patch Signed-off-by: Alex Moriarty <alex.moriarty@picknik.ai>
Serial Communication Library
(Linux and OS X) (Windows)
This is a cross-platform library for interfacing with rs-232 serial like ports written in C++. It provides a modern C++ interface with a workflow designed to look and feel like PySerial, but with the speed and control provided by C++.
This library is in use in several robotics related projects and can be built and installed to the OS like most unix libraries with make and then sudo make install, but because it is a catkin project it can also be built along side other catkin projects in a catkin workspace.
Serial is a class that provides the basic interface common to serial libraries (open, close, read, write, etc..) and requires no extra dependencies. It also provides tight control over timeouts and control over handshaking lines.
Documentation
Website: http://wjwwood.github.io/serial/
API Documentation: http://wjwwood.github.io/serial/doc/1.1.0/index.html
Dependencies
Required:
- catkin - cmake and Python based buildsystem
- cmake - buildsystem
- Python - scripting language
- empy - Python templating library
- catkin_pkg - Runtime Python library for catkin
Optional (for documentation):
Install
Get the code:
git clone https://github.com/wjwwood/serial.git
Build:
make
Build and run the tests:
make test
Build the documentation:
make doc
Install:
make install
License
Authors
William Woodall wjwwood@gmail.com John Harrison ash.gti@gmail.com
Contact
William Woodall william@osrfoundation.org