System framework suited for resource constrained embedded applications
- simple application framework
- no dynamic memory allocation, use the automatic/stack variables whenever possible
- OOD multithreading abstraction layer
- minimalistic UDP networking
- template based containers: Automatic Arrays and String stack-memory analogues
- extends the generic C++11 implementation
- posix and WinAPI compatible
- Requires the CMake installed. Minimum version required is 3.0.0.
In the project root directory execute the shell script configure.sh with root privileges, if you intend to install the binary output and headers:
sudo ./configure.sh
This script will create a new output directory, named build, to enable an out-of-place build.
Single static library will be created: libesys.a. It contains the whole framework code.
If you choose to install the project, then the binaries, headers and example code will be copied to default directory, which, on Linux systems is normally /usr/local/.
| Location | Content |
|---|---|
| /usr/local/bin | demo executables |
| /usr/local/lib | libraries |
| /usr/local/include/ESys | headers |
TBD
Link your binaries with the esys static library.
Remark: For the posix builds you have to link the executable with the -pthread flag.
g++ example/main.o -lesys -pthread -o esys-demo
- switch the implementation to use the AutoString for text handling
Copyright © 2016 Przemysław Podwapiński.
Distributed under the Simplified BSD License.