PCAN_UDS_ISOTP_API_ON_LINUX

[Shail]

Hello,

We found only Windows level SW Devlopment API for PCAN on PEAK Website:
PCAN-UDS API, PCAN-Basic API, PCAN-ISO-TP API : API for the development of applications with CAN and CAN FD connections for Windows® 11 (x64/ARM64), 10 (x86/x64).
https://www.peak-system.com/PCAN-UDS-AP ... .html?&L=1

1) We are looking for PCAN-UDS API and PCAN-ISO-TP API for LINUX OS.
Do you provide the LINUX API for PEAK Devlopment?

2) Below mentioned driver only available for PCAN basic API. but what about PCAN-ISOTP and PCAN USB API?
https://www.peak-system.com/fileadmin/m ... /index.htm
If you are using Linux environments missing a driver (e.g. minimized Linux environments, older Kernels) or you want to use our character-based driver (chardev) e.g. in connection with the PCAN-Basic API, you need our PCAN Driver for Linux package and compile the driver yourself.

[U.Wilhelm]

We do not offer our closed source High Layer APIs for Linux.
We have port the PCAN-Baisc API for Linux.

[Shail]

Hello,

Thanks for your input.

1) Can u please provide the DLL and header for the development same like windows APIs?
We do not need source code for ISOTP and PCAN-UDS APIS

2) If we have more than 8 bytes of data then how we can send data? Or suggest alternate way of doing it?

Thanks

[U.Wilhelm]

We do not offer for LINUX LIB Files (Linux do not use DLLs) for the High Layer APIs to customers. You need to use Windows, or build your own APIs.

Sending more then 8 Data Bytes on a CAN2.0a/b Network (fragmented Messages) is depending on which High Layer protocol you use.
It is not possible in the Layer 2 (Raw CAN) . So you need to implement this Transport Layer by your own or use a predefined Protocol.
If you use the Linux driver in Socket CAN (NetDev) mode there is a ISO-TP implementation available.