XBee library for ARM

[sholmes mac]

Hi, does anyone know how to find the XBee library that supports ARM microcontrollers, such as LPC1769?

[Attie Grande]

Hi Sholmes,

The source is readily available from the git repo, here: http://code.google.com/p/libxbee/source/checkout?repo=libxbee-v3

Alternatively you can download a source tarball of the latest code from here: http://goo.gl/wlbg2

I presume you will be cross-compiling, so locate your toolchain and do the following in the libxbee source directory:

1. Run `make configure`
2. Edit 'config.mk', being sure to set the CROSS_COMPILE variable, and optionally some compile/link flags.
3. Run 'make' - this should build you the shared and static libraries, which can be found in ./lib
4. Check that they are built for ARM by running `file $(readlink -f lib/libxbee.so)`

Please feel free to reply if you have any issues!

    Attie

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On 4 October 2012 14:41, sholmes mac <sholm...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, does anyone know how to find the XBee library that supports ARM microcontrollers, such as LPC1769?

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[Nayaka]

Hi Attie,

May I know how I can use this library for my ARM microcontroller? I'm programming it with the Atmel Studio IDE using C.

I'm trying to follow the first sample in your getting started guide. I see "/dev/ttyUSB0" is set as an argument to the xbee_setup. I have the xbee connected to the Sparkfun XBee Explorer board, which then connected to my microcontroller via its UART pins (RX and TX). How should I replace the "/dev/ttyUSB0" to get my code working?

[Attie Grande]

Hi Nayaka,

Are you running Linux on your ARM micro? If not, then I'm afraid you can't use libxbee - it's designed to be run on top of an OS.

Attie

On 2 Nov 2013 13:40, "Nayaka" <aj...@nikicio.com> wrote:

Hi Attie,

May I know how I can use this library for my ARM microcontroller? I'm programming it with the Atmel Studio IDE using C

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