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RobMeades avatar RobMeades commented on July 19, 2024

Hi there, and thanks for posting. We provide build instructions for the runner application which executes all of our tests and examples, the Windows version can be found here. You will see that for Windows we provide CMake files that can be imported into VSCode. Of course, ultimately you don't want to build our runner application, you want to build your own application, but this should show you how things are put together and then you can adapt that to your own needs.

It seems that modules are using internal header files of other modules.

Our naming convention for header files can be found here, but you shouldn't need to worry about any of that; as far as the application is concerned just #include <ubxlib.h> and you will get all of the public header files, the ones in the api directories; an application should not need to refer to header files in a src (or test) directory.

Where can I find the list of the compilation directives like U_CFG_DISABLE_TEST_AUTOMATION, that should be configured?

You should not need to define anything: that kind of stuff is only used internally when we are testing. From an application perspective, with a very small number of exceptions (geofencing and cellular PPP), we deliberately avoid use of compilation flags. Now if you are building our examples then you will see that the examples files do include macros, things like U_CFG_TEST_CELL_MODULE_TYPE and U_CFG_APP_PIN_CELL_TXD etc.; these are documented in the README.md for each set of examples (e.g. see here for the sockets one), but this is just to make the examples easy to build, none of those values are built into ubxlib itself, in your application you can just put a number, ubxlib does not care.

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RobMeades avatar RobMeades commented on July 19, 2024

@danzadok: is it OK to close this now?

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danzadok avatar danzadok commented on July 19, 2024

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