libm2k not found - issue with python bindings?

Hello, 
I see you are trying to install our latest release (version 0.9.0) found here. 
As mentioned in the official documentation For libm2k versions starting with v0.6.0: The libm2k Windows installer does not include Python bindings. Check the Python bindings section for more details.

You have the following options 

• Option 1 - Download wheel packages: The easiest way to use the libm2k Python bindings is to install them using pip. Starting with version v0.6.0, libm2k releases provide an archive containing wheels for Windows, Linux, MacOS corresponding to Python versions 3.7, 3.8, 3.9 and 3.10.

python3 -m pip install ./libm2k-0.6.0-cp310-cp310-win_amd64.whl

• Option 2 - Use test.pypi.org: For every release starting with v0.6.0, all the Python wheels for libm2k will be uploaded to test.pypi.org. Check the files and install instructions here.

• Option 3 - Conda packages: If you are using Conda, libm2k packages are made available and updated at every major release. Check out more details here.
• Option 4 - Build the bindings: The Python bindings are enabled by default if SWIG and a correct Python version are detected on your system. They can be specifically enabled or disabled by using the following:

~/libm2k/build$ cmake -DENABLE_PYTHON=ON/OFF ..

Thank you.

I used Option 1 - using the 0.9.0, cd311....

I'm using the sample code,  on the page:

https://www.analog.com/en/resources/technical-articles/how-to-create-an-oscilloscope-using-python-and-adalm2000.html

and it almost works - it seems that the Calibrate ADC function fails on every other execution.

I verified that the  libm2k.contextClose(adalm2000_dev) is executed as the last line in my code.

Perhaps there is a way to fully reset the ADC. (?)

Regards,

TomC

Hi,

libm2k offers a reset function for the ADC. Please check the following example showcasing the usage of reset. libm2k/examples/analog/analog_in_out.cpp at main · analogdevicesinc/libm2k 

Thank you!
-Alexandra