daviehh

> It should correspond to the same thing as if you redefined the system as the vector of real and imaginary parts I used to create a new array twice...

A quick/**very** experimental C++ code using the latest version of WiringPi, this works fine for me so far on raspberry pi 4 (can be improved: right now the on/off temp...

@jankais3r I only have very basic knowledge of C++ and GPIO programming, and the code is written within an hour or so. It can potentially have some bugs and make...

@flobernd maybe... the protocol is in the relevant code [here](https://github.com/pimoroni/plasma/blob/master/library/plasma.py). I glanced through and looks like it's using two pins to control the LED: one pin (data) to write the...

@flobernd wow, that's quick :-) Thanks! I'll try playing with it when I have some free time.

using @flobernd 's code, looks like one may be able to convert temperature to RGB led, like this (example: get temperature from keyboard input for testing): ```cpp #include #include #include...

The C++ code has been updated to experimentally support LEDs. https://github.com/daviehh/fanshim-cpp

@Gadgetoid Thanks a lot, that's very helpful! I did look into libgpio before but at that time it did not seem to be very well documented...

Is this just on the first input? This might be due to the "time to first-plot" where julia is just compiling function calls to OhMyREPL.jl, and you may see the...

@mauro3 Thanks for the nice implementation, it works nicely! For the example/docstring, maybe it would be better if the example variable is named differently, e.g. `x = B(sin, 1)`? I...