Prior to this change, the tests file contained every test that was in the original script based test suite. However, we don't need to test every single scenario within libx52, since those are already handled in the libx52 specific tests. This also causes a slow compilation, since the tests are written as a series of macros, and the result is a 2000+ line file before preprocessing. This change removes some of the spurious test cases, and simply checks that the parameters passed to the corresponding libx52 function are as expected for a few test cases. |
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README.md
Saitek X52Pro joystick driver for Linux
This project adds a new driver for the Saitek/MadCatz X52 Pro flight control system. The X52 pro is a HOTAS (hand on throttle and stick) with 7 axes, 39 buttons, 1 hat and 1 thumbstick and a multi-function display which is programmable.
Currently, only Windows drivers are available from Saitek PLC, which led me to develop a new Linux driver which can program the MFD and the individual LEDs on the joystick. The standard usbhid driver is capable of reading the joystick, but it cannot control the MFD or LEDs.
Most of the extra functionality can be handled from userspace. See the individual folders for README information.
Note: This repository currently only provides commandline interfaces to control the MFD and LEDs. If you are not comfortable working in the commandline, then the gx52 project might be a better fit for your needs as it provides a graphical interface to control the MFD and LEDs.
Building and installing
See INSTALL.md