RPIO install error about rpio

[joan2937]

It looks like you haven't got the Python development environment.

sudo apt-get install python-dev

and/or

sudo apt-get install python3-dev

[peter-mason-dpm]

Joan
I started with unix last century but did more hardware than software and finding what I need to do now, then how to do it is a mystery.At the dawn of the epoch with assmbler it was all more obvious.

thank you.
installing python3-dev did the trick and GPIO seems to have installed, BUT python still does not import it. Even the examples do not run.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/pi/RPIO/examples/example1_interrupts.py", line 5, in
import RPIO
ImportError: No module named RPIO

[joan2937]

I've just installed for python 2 and 3 and both work. You have to launch Python with sudo to be able to import the module. It does not work on the new model Pi 2.

[peter-mason-dpm]

I have RPi2. I would like a good pwm module.

I am running python 3 under IDLE

pi@raspberrypi ~/Desktop/igs $ sudo python3 igs_0v30.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "igs_0v30.py", line 10, in
import RPIO as g
ImportError: No module named RPIO
pi@raspberrypi ~/Desktop/igs $

[joan2937]

My pigpio library does PWM (among other things). http://abyz.co.uk/rpi/pigpio/

[peter-mason-dpm]

The scope looks interesting I will look at that with interest.
Does the RPi2 do C++? {seems like gcc to answer my own question}
Do you have a plan to make an analogue, with adc, version?

[joan2937]

Yes, all the normal packages are available on the Pi 2. gcc supports C/C++ (and the rest) out of the box.

[cuchiaram]

Wow closed back in 2015....I must be goofy because this should now be seamless but I've tried all online recommendations to get my Pi 3B with Raspian to recognize RPIO in any way form or fashion. hmmmm