Closed MartyMacGyver closed 8 years ago
can your source code work with windows, VS C++?
What I focused on here was the raspberry pi builds that use Qt, so you wouldn't build the code with VC++ anyway. If you mean because of the dos->unix conversions (most files were already in Unix format) and you're using VC++ as an editor, there's no reason it shouldn't work (modern versions ought to handle EOL formats correctly), just ensure you configure VC to save in the original Unix file format.
Makefiles updated Reorganized files Commonized the SDK (instead of duplicating it for each thing that uses it) Files converted to Unix where necessary Using /dev/spidev0.1 by default (consistent with docs suggesting CE1 usage for the Pi)