Context(ptr_uri_or_nothing = nothing)

Initializes a new Context using the local or the network backend of the IIO library.

This function will create a network context if the IIOD_REMOTE environment variable is set to the hostname where the IIOD server runs. If set to an empty string, the server will be discovered using ZeroConf. If the environment variable is not set, a local context will be created instead.

Parameters

• ptr_uri_or_nothing : Either a Ptr{iio_context}, an URI string (recommended) or nothing to construct the default context (Linux only).

Contains the representation of an IIO context.

Local IIO Context.

LocalContext([ctx::Ptr{iio_context}])

Initializes a new LocalContext using the local backend if the IIO library. Can be constructed from an existing pointer to an iio_context.

XMLContext(xml_file)

Initializes a new NetworkContext using the network backend if the IIO library.

Parameters

• hostname : Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address where the IIO Daemon is running

Network IIO context

XML IIO Context.

XMLContext(xml_file)

Initializes a new XMLContext using the XML backend if the IIO library.

Parameters

• xmlfile : Filename of the XML file to build the context from.

attrs(ctx::AbstractContext)

Lost of context-specific attributes.

clone(ctx::T) where {T <: AbstractContext}

Clones the IIO context.

description(ctx::AbstractContext)

Description of this IIO context.

devices(ctx::AbstractContext)

List of devices contained in this context.

find_device(ctx::AbstractContext, name_or_id_or_label)

Find an IIO device by its name, ID or label.

name(ctx::AbstractContext)

Name of the IIO context.

scan_contexts()

Scan Context.

set_timeout(ctx::AbstractContext, timeout)

Set a timeout for I/O operations.

Parameters

• value : The timeout value, in milliseconds

version(ctx::AbstractContext)

Version of the context backed, as Tuple(UInt, UInt, String)`

xml(ctx::AbstractContext)

XML representation of the IIO context.