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Freestanding C, as opposed to hosted C (see the macro), is restricted to
a few C headers and usually lacks a libc. In our case, that means we
cannot assume <stdio.h> and FILE* is present, but we do require
<string.h> (memcpy, memcmp).
This commit simply makes it easier for me to test that TinyCBOR still
compiles in freestanding mode. Eventually I need to test with an actual
Zephyr build (issue intel#40).
Signed-off-by: Thiago Macieira <[email protected]>
Freestanding C, as opposed to hosted C (see the macro), is restricted to
a few C headers and usually lacks a libc. In our case, that means we
cannot assume <stdio.h> and FILE* is present, but we do require
<string.h> (memcpy, memcmp).
This commit simply makes it easier for me to test that TinyCBOR still
compiles in freestanding mode. Eventually I need to test with an actual
Zephyr build (issue #40).
Signed-off-by: Thiago Macieira <[email protected]>
Zephyr is important.
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