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    Flirc libraries for Rpi 32 bit

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    I created Flirc integration plugin for HomeSeer https://forums.homeseer.com/forum/hs4-products/hs4-plugins/audio-video-infrared-plug-ins-aa/ak-flirc-alexbk66/1706867-ak-flirc-plugin-introduction-configuration#post1706872

    I'm using FlircWrapper for C# which loads appropriate libflirc and libir based on OS architecture

    https://github.com/iXyles/flirc-web-remote/blob/main/FlircWrapper/FlircLibraryWrapper.cs
    https://github.com/iXyles/flirc-web-remote/blob/main/FlircWrapper/IrLibraryWrapper.cs

    But there's no case for LINUX Arm (which is Rpi 32 bit).  So my question is - where can I find libflirc.so and libir.so for LINUX Arm?

    I installed Flirc software on my test RPi, but there's no libs?

    sudo find / -name "*flirc*"
    /run/udev/links/\x2finput\x2fby-id\x2fusb-flirc.tv_flirc_81D01761514D50364E4C2020FF0C2941-if01-event-kbd
    /dev/input/by-id/usb-flirc.tv_flirc_81D01761514D50364E4C2020FF0C2941-if01-event-kbd
    /etc/udev/rules.d/99-flirc.rules
    /home/homeseer/flirc.latest.armhf.tar.gz
    /home/homeseer/Flirc-3.27.16-armhf/flirc_util
    /home/homeseer/Flirc-3.27.16-armhf/flirc_3.27.16_armhf.deb
    /usr/share/doc/flirc
    /usr/share/doc/flirc/flirc_util.1
    /usr/bin/flirc_util
    /var/lib/dpkg/info/flirc.md5sums
    /var/lib/dpkg/info/flirc.conffiles
    /var/lib/dpkg/info/flirc.list

     

     

    C# Code for HomeSeer Plugin

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    Hi, I'm developing plugins for HomeSeer Automation https://shop.homeseer.com/search?type=product&q=alexbk66

    I want to write a plugin for Flirc.  The aim would be to learn remote buttons (from C# code) and associate the button press with HomeSeer event.

    I.e. ask the user to press the button on the remote, receive the info from Flirc, possibly create a keyboard shortcut internally in the code (so the user doesn't even need to know about the shortcut) - and then listen for this shortcut to trigger HomeSeer event.

    Is it even possible?

    Any hints where to start? 

    Any code in C# anybody could suggest?

     

    Thank you,

    Alex

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