20 #ifndef PULSEVIEW_PV_DEVICES_INPUTFILE_HPP 21 #define PULSEVIEW_PV_DEVICES_INPUTFILE_HPP 25 #include <libsigrokcxx/libsigrokcxx.hpp> 34 using std::shared_ptr;
35 using std::streamsize;
47 InputFile(
const shared_ptr<sigrok::Context> &context,
48 const string &file_name,
49 shared_ptr<sigrok::InputFormat>
format,
50 const map<string, Glib::VariantBase> &
options);
56 InputFile(
const shared_ptr<sigrok::Context> &context,
84 #endif // PULSEVIEW_PV_DEVICES_INPUTFILE_HPP libsigrok allows users to import and export data from files in various formats some of them as generic as others very specific For a list and make sure to check not so common and outright exotic ways to represent data and sigrok tries to suit as many needs as it can To see which formats your version of PulseView just click on the small arrow next to the _Open_ PulseView will ask for the file name to open Once you picked the you may be asked to specify the details of the format
Mac OS X or Android For some we provide binary for others we provide installers and for others we provide AppImage containers that you can run without the need to install anything Check the the usual way to install PulseView is to install the packages provided by your distro s package manager sometimes only outdated packages are made available to you In that you have two options