Runtime support for both pre-1.2 and 1.2+ devices #2
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No need to run pkg-config from the command line of each compiler/linker invokation.
Detect the platform version at runtime and select the pre-fillbuffer method appropriately, rather than requiring a compile-time switch.
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Runtime support for both pre-1.2 and 1.2+ devices
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Thanks! Originally I was running into some linker errors when compiling on a pre-1.2 device with the 1.2+ headers, but that must have been a misconfiguration on my end. |
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This small patchset does a little cleanup of the build system and (most importantly) allows concurrent support for 1.2+ and pre-1.2 devices without need for a compile-time switch (the only caveat is that the headers should be 1.2 or higher).