SpinAPI: SpinCore API and Driver Suite

SpinAPI is SpinCore Technologies, Inc.'s Application Programming Interface (API) package for SpinCore products. The package contains the most up-to-date versions of the device drivers, the SpinAPI C funcitons, C example programs, and the Graphical PulseBlaster Interpreter (with its own set of example programs). Windows, Linux, and Apple / Macs OSX are all supported. NOTE: Older ISA boards and older USB devices (v1) are not supported at this time.

Windows Drivers and Example Programs

• Download Latest SpinAPI Release for Windows 7, Vista, XP and 2000, x86 and x86_64 (NOTE: the 64-bit drivers are for USB boards only)

  • Change Log
  • API Reference

• Download Latest SpinAPI PBESR Multi-Core Release for Windows

  • Change Log
  • API Reference is available on your computer after installation at "C:\SpinCore\SpinAPI\SpinAPI Reference Manual.pdf"

• Download Latest SpinAPI SP2-boards-only Release for Windows

• API Reference is available on your computer after installation at "C:\SpinCore\SpinAPI\SpinAPI Reference Manual.pdf"

• Access the repository of the older SpinAPI versions for Windows

• Additonal reference documents
  

• Reference Document 1: SpinAPI Installation Instructions

• Reference Document 2: Using SpinAPI in C/C++ for PulseBlaster Programming

• Reference Document 3: If you wish to recompile the SpinAPI driver package

Windows Pre-configured Compiler

• Download the Pre-configured Compiler for writing and modifying pulse programs.

• NOTE: When installing the package, you will be prompted to install MinGW. Please make sure to check the "runtime" checkbox within MinGW.
• NOTE: The Windows Pre-Configured Compiler is designed for 32-bit environments only.
• NOTE: This is only one option for compiling SpinAPI programs. You may use any environment your are familiar with.
  

Linux (kernel 2.6.x, tested on Ubuntu with gcc version 4.1.2)

• Download SpinAPI for LINUX OS

• Help For Compiling On Linux

Apple / Mac OSX

• Download SpinAPI for Mac OSX

• Read Me (PDF, written by Tom Pratum)

Thanks to the efforts of our customer Dr. Tom Pratum of Western Washington University, we are now able to offer the SpinAPI package with Mac OSX support!