Linkwave Technologies and Renfell Engineering joined together at the Sierra Wireless Innovation Summit in Paris on June 13 to deliver a Technical Track presentation titled Practical Legato: A quick start guide to Legato development. Slide decks and source code are available here for download.
Getting started with Legato
An overview of the AirPrime WP series CPU and Legato framework, installing the development toolchain and how to build and install a simple application.
- Downloads:
- Slides
- Source
Presented by Andrew Newton from Linkwave Technologies
Building the application
This application will run on all platforms: mangOH Green, mangOH Red and FX30
- download the source from the above link
- open a terminal window
- extract the source using
tar -xvzf SWISParis2017_GettingStartedWithLegato.tgz
- change to the created directory
SWISParis2017_GettingStartedWithLegato
- follow the instructions on page 14 of the slide deck
Interfacing the Legato Way
Use the mangOH Red and Renfell GPIO Lab IoT card to build a complex blinky using timers and GPIO
- Downloads:
- Slides
- Source
Presented by David Clement from Renfell Engineering
Building the application
This application as supplied will only run on the mangOH Red
- download the source from the above link
- open a terminal window
- extract the source using
tar -xvzf SWISParis2017_InterfacingTheLegatoWay.tgz
- run
. bin/configlegatoenv
from the Legato root directory - change to the created directory
SWISParis2017_InterfacingTheLegatoWay
- run
make clean target
to build the example - run
make install
to install the built example on the target
Leveraging existing Linux knowledge in the Legato Environment
Use the FX30 and Renfell serial card to build a simple chat application (the Case Inverter)
- Downloads:
- Slides
- Source
Presented by David Clement from Renfell Engineering
Building the application
This application as supplied will only run on the FX30 using the Renfell USB-RS232 IoT card available from Linkwave
- download the source from the above link
- open a terminal window
extract the source using
tar -xvzf SWISParis2017_LeveragingExistingLinuxKnowledge.tgz
- run
. bin/configlegatoenv
from the Legato root directory - change to the created directory
SWISParis2017_LeveragingExistingLinuxKnowledge
- run
make clean target
to build the example run
make install
to install the built example on the target