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A simple morse-code decoder/encoder project for Rasberry Pi 4B using libgpiod. Developed on QEMU emulated aarch64 linux kernel built with BuildRoot as well as a real RPi4B. There's still room for improvement but overall it works.

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Morse-Code-Decoder-and-Encoder

A simple morse-code decoder/encoder project I wrote for the 6th-semester Linux for Embedded Systems course at Computer Science program at Warsaw University of Technology. It was written to be used on Rasberry Pi 4B using libgpiod library, developed on a QEMU emulated aarch64 linux kernel built with BuildRoot and tested
on a real RPi4B. There's still room for improvement but overall it works.

Basically, you enter a morse code pattern using the RPi4B's button and it decodes the input from the relevant GPIO pin to letters, or you enter a text via the terminal and it encodes the text to morse code and sends the output to the designated GPIO pin.

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A simple morse-code decoder/encoder project for Rasberry Pi 4B using libgpiod. Developed on QEMU emulated aarch64 linux kernel built with BuildRoot as well as a real RPi4B. There's still room for improvement but overall it works.

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