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Hi Miro,
the attached zip archive
adds CMakeLists.txt files to

• qclean
• qfsgen
• qspy and
• the qtoolsroot directory
  The distinction between win32 and posix is done automatically based on CMake variables describing the system (MSYS, UNIX or CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME having a value of Linux, Darwin or MSYS).

With this you can build the tools independently by using cmake in the tool's directory like this:
cmake -B<Build Dir> && cmake --build <Build Dir>
e.g. (in qtools/qspy) - cmake -Bbuild && cmake --build build. This will build qspy in the directory .../qtools/qspy/build.
Or you can build all tools (qclean, qfsgen, qspy) at once from the qtoolsdirectory with exactly the same command line as above.
This will build the tools in build/qclean, build/qfsgen and build/qspy.

Hi, Currently QView supports a Tkinter Canvas object for provided custom application-specific UI in QView. It would be nice if we could instead use a Tkinter Frame object instead of a canvas. The frame object could use various layout managers, built-in tkinter widgets and even an embedded canvas (if required) to display custom UI.

I am unaware of any other reports but I am currently experiencing issues with Qspy where it is being removed and quarantined by windos malware detection system.

The qutest version available in pypi is still at versjon 7.1.2 (although a pre-release for 7.2.0 is available): https://pypi.org/project/qutest/#history

This caused some confusion for me as "assertion" tests where failing with qspy at version 7.2.1, and I did not realize that I had an older version of qutest.

The failure message in qutest is:
exp: end-of-test
got: "" (timeout)

In the newest version, QS_DNAME_LEN_MAX is 32 bytes where in previous versions it was (or other enum) 64. This changes causes my tests to fail since I have signals with names longer than 32 bytes.

Currently QSpy supports target link via serial communication, TCP and file input. I need QSpy to enable receiving output from target via UDP. I don't have implementation for TCP on target so I need to send QSpy output via UDP.

Also, is QSpy able to bind ip addresses other than localhost? Does it rely on port only?

Building on Linux with:

make -C qspy/posix
make -C qfsgen/posix
make -C qclean/posix

results in untracked files under bin/:

mpoullet@ub-mpoullet:~/Documents/qtools (main % u=)$ git status
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.

Untracked files:
  (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
	bin/qclean
	bin/qfsgen
	bin/qspy

nothing added to commit but untracked files present (use "git add" to track)

Please consider adding these files to .gitignore or simply ignore all of the bin/ directory instead:

mpoullet@ub-mpoullet:~/Documents/qtools (main * u=)$ git diff .gitignore
diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore
index 4adb62f..7e41c05 100644
--- a/.gitignore
+++ b/.gitignore
@@ -26,9 +26,7 @@ version-*
 html/
 latex/
 test_priv/
-bin/*.exe
-bin/*.dll
-bin/*.conf
+bin/
 gnu_arm-eabi/
 /include/
 libexec/

As a part of my CI process I run QSpy in the background. It fails with error " ERROR getting terminal attributes".
I added the error message generated from the errno after executing the tcgetattr function and received the error "inappropriate ioctl for device". I ran QSpy on the same machine but from a user shell and it worked. Tried to redirect the input stream for QSpy to /dev/null and got the same message I got from the CI pipeline ("inappropriate ioctl for device").

Long story short - CI pipelines don't have an stdin, and QSpy always needs an input, so I need a new option from QSpy to run in non-interactive mode and not expect an input (add a "-ni" flag for example to state non-interactive mode).

Thank you.

Hi Miro,
I'm try building qclean using MSYS2.

C:\dev\qtools-master\qclean\win32>gcc -O2 -c -Wall -Wextra -I..\include -orel\filesearch.o filesearch.c
filesearch.c:43:20: schwerwiegender Fehler: direct.h: No such file or directory
 #include <direct.h>
                    ^
Kompilierung beendet.

direct.h is not part of qtools-master.

Stackoverflow related: Cannot find direct.h

You also say "QCLEAN is pre-compiled and ready to use on Windows and Linux/Unix.
Source code is also provided." but I cannot find the executable.

Thanks

cmake updates to...
... build centrally from the qtools directory. The separate build may be selected via the --target command line option to cmake
... install targets were added to help installing the binaries and accompanying files in an appropriate manner
... Readme.md updated with a cmake related section

@miro: please have a look at Readme.md, if the explanations fit into the environment - Thanks -
qtools-update.zip

I want to use it on Ubuntu 18. How to install it?