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README.md

Modules:

  • util: General purpose math functions, interpolation, array handling, etc.

Including modules in your project:

Set variable $(RUSEFI_LIB) to the path to the folder that contains this readme.

Include the mk files of the modules that you want, then add:

  • $(RUSEFI_LIB_INC) to your list of includes
  • $(RUSEFI_LIB_CPP) to your list of c++ input files

Currently, C++17 is required to compile these libraries.

Unit tests:

Simply run make && build/libfirmware_test from the root directory. Just requires normal GCC or clang, on Mac/Linux/WSL/probably mingw32.