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How to Control GPIO Hardware from C or C++

My last post, part 4 in the GPIO Programming series, showed some ways to program GPIO from Python. Python offers a number of advantages as a programming language including a short learning curve, no need for compilation, and the availability of many add-on modules. However, true compiled languages like C or C++ can offer some advantages in embedded applications, such as higher performance.

GPIO Programming: Using the sysfs Interface

Here's a look at basic GPIO control using the sysfs interface provided by the Linux kernel.

GPIO Programming: Exploring the libgpiod Library

Here's a look at a GPIO library available on Linux that has become more widely supported on platforms like the Raspberry Pi.

Control Raspberry Pi GPIO Pins from Python

Here's how to control Raspberry Pi GPIO pins from Python using Rpi.GPIO and Gpiozero.

ICS Showcases Innovation at embedded world North America

ICS turned heads at embedded world with AI, machine vision, and HMI demos. See how we’re redefining embedded innovation in our recap.

Why It’s Time to Stop Thinking in Terms of Devices — and Start Thinking in Terms of Systems

The device isn’t dead, but it’s no longer the center of the story. The ecosystem is.

embedded world North America

ICS will be back with a big presence this year in Anaheim, California. Come see our booth or join one of our talks.

From Qt to Flutter: A Strategic Approach to Expanding Your Cross-Platform Toolkit

Live webinar, Sept. 25. Register now!

Modernizing Legacy UIs for Secure Systems: AI-Accelerated Offline Motif-to-Qt Porting

AI is more than a tool for automation. When viewed as a partner, it can challenge us to become better developers, helping us see our own work with fresh eyes.

Qt AI Assistant 0.9.4 for commercial customers has been released

Date

Mon, 08/04/2025 - 12:00

Qt AI Assistant 0.9.4 is now available for commercial customers