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<d1b2>
<josuah> Bouncing back on this here, I can not tell how much time I have ready for this, but Glasgow + ScopeHAL is what I hoped to come-up with.
<whitequark>
oh interesting!
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<josuah>
that would become quite the toolchain with custom FPGA RTL and GPU signal processing on a computer ^_^
<whitequark>
Glasgow currently doesn't have a very good story for external software that integrates with it, e.g. there's no Pulseview story
<josuah>
this also mean we could aim for implicit support by using an existing supported oscilloscope interface
<whitequark>
this is possible
<whitequark>
at some point we'll have Glasgow meetings, I think, and then we can sketch out a path towards that
<whitequark>
(at the time I'm busy with Amaranth and work)
<josuah>
still good to merely keep that on a corner of the head... :)
<whitequark>
yeah
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<d1b2>
<TomKeddie> I've been trying to interface another device to libsigrok using an existing protocol, as far as I can tell the protocols are all pretty terrible. SUMP seems awful, no acks for anything and lots of assumptions.