n0gg1n
Hey everyone!
I just want to simulate an uart device on the host pc to test my code locally.
I’m using tty0tty to simulate the uart interface.
My code so far:
defmodule UartSimulator do
use GenServer
@path_tty0tty "/bin/tty0tty"
def start_link() do
{:ok, pid} = GenServer.start_link(__MODULE__, %{})
end
def init(state) do
tty0tty = Port.open({:spawn, path_tty0tty}, [:binary])
port = File.open!("/dev/pts/2", [:write])
{:ok, %{state | tty0tty: tty0tty, port: port}}
end
def handle_cast({:data_reporting_mode, mode, activity}, %{port: port} = state) do
IO.binwrite(port, "hello world")
{:noreply, state}
end
end
Is this the way to go?
And how can I implement this module in my testing environment? I’m getting the error that the module is not available.
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fhunleth
Hi @n0gg1n,
I use
tty0ttyto test circuits_uart on CI. I start it outside of Elixir, though, since it requires super user privileges to load its special Linux kernel module. After it’s loaded, you should notice new serial ports on your machine calledtnt0,tnt1, etc. They’re connected in pairs. Whatever you send outtnt0comes intnt1and vice versa.I have some docs at GitHub - elixir-circuits/circuits_uart: Discover and use UARTs and serial ports in Elixir · GitHub that might also be helpful.
n0gg1n
Hey @fhunleth,
thanks for your answer! I just wanted to temporary open an uart emulation port with the tty0tty pts program. Unfortunately it didn’t work out the way I wanted. I’m now using the kernel module and it works.
Thanks for your great work!