Linux Example of embedded-cli #41
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November 13, 2023 22:07
This example uses raw terminal mode to allow the embedded-cli to work in Linux. Compiles using g++ with suitable arguments to reference the embedded-cli library.
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Thanks for your submission. Looks great! I'll add some changes by myself (like cmakelists and some minor formatting) and will squash-merge into master a bit later. |
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I've merged your changes into master and added cmake files in separate commit. Thanks again for your contribution! |
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I stole the Win32 example and modified it to run under Linux. Other folks using Linux may find it a helpful jumpstart.