rsys

Basic data structures and low-level features
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commit fa43a576c1274e494121458f481408baf23baf40
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Author: vaplv <vaplv@free.fr>
Date:   Thu, 18 Dec 2014 16:07:10 +0100

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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md @@ -1,19 +1,17 @@ # RSys -Minimalist C89 library defining several basic components helpful in the -development of multi-platform C libraries/applications. It provides macros that -describe the host environment (OS, compiler, etc.), several platform agnostic -functionalities (thread, timer, etc.), generic containers (dynamic array, hash +Tiny C89 library defining several basic components helpful in the development +of C libraries/applications. Among others, it provides macros that describe the +host environment (OS, compiler, etc.) several low level functionnalites +(thread, timer, ref counter, etc.), generic containers (dynamic array, hash table, etc.) and basic mathematics (linear algebra, etc.) -Currently, only the `GCC + GNU/Linux` and `MinGW + Microsoft Windows` x86\_[64] -platforms are officially supported. - ## How to build -The library uses [CMake](http://www.cmake.org) and the RCMake package to build. -First, install the RCMake package in a given `<RCMAKE_DIR>` directory. Then, -generate the RSys CMake project from the `cmake/CMakeLists.txt` file by -appending the `<RCMAKE_DIR>/lib/cmake` directory to the `CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH` -variable. The resulting project can be now edited, built, tested and installed -as any CMake project. +The RSys library uses [CMake](http://www.cmake.org) and the +[RCMake](https://gitorious.org/code-plot/rcmake/) package to build. First, +install the RCMake package in a given `<RCMAKE_DIR>` directory. Then, generate +the RSys CMake project from the `cmake/CMakeLists.txt` file by appending the +`<RCMAKE_DIR>/lib/cmake` directory to the `CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH` variable. The +resulting project can be now edited, built, tested and installed as any CMake +project.