FFI bindings for the libcec
This crate works with libcec v4.x, v5.x and v6.x (latest version as time of writing). During the build we try to find libcec system library installation using pkg-config and compilation using default C compiler (cc crate). As a fallback, vendored libcec (v6.x) is used during the build.
Alternatively, one can the decide to skip logic above and force the use of vendored sources by enabling vendored feature.
The crate is tested mainly with Linux and Windows but could work with other platforms as well. PRs welcome.
On Linux, for most convenient build process, it is recommended to install pkg-config, libcec-dev (headers and pkg-config configuration), libcec6 (dynamic library), p8-platform-dev and p8-platform from your package distribution before installing this crate. Exact package names vary between distributions and package managers.
On Windows, it is recommended to install libcec via the installer and add cec.dll to the PATH environment variable.
For a vendored build, libcec-sys will dynamically link to the compiled cec.dll. This means you must package your standalone executable with the compiled dynamic library.
Desktop Development with C++ and Universal Windows Platform developmentLicensed under GNU General Public License version 2, (LICENSE or https://opensource.org/licenses/GPL-2.0)
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cargo release --skip-publish and let the github CD pipeline do the rest.