Installation guide

libtio is either built as a static or shared library, and is made to be interfaced with C programs. The method of installing or building depends on the system you’re using: pick the one that fits yours!

POSIX systems (manual build)

To configure, use ./configure <options>. Options are used as --<name>=<value>. The following are some build options:

--target=<target>

The target for which to produce the library (by default, native).

--static

Produce a static library (by default, shared).

--windows

Use the Windows versions of the final formats (dll instead of elf, lib instead of coff).

--no-libusb

Do not use (and link against) libusb.

--no-file

Do not use the standard I/O library (probably because there aren’t any).

--no-log, --loglevel=<level>:

If we should include debugging content (but keep the interface), and if yes, what the default library log level. See Logging for more information.

--maintainer

Alias for --loglevel=info, also introduces more compilation warnings.

Other options are packaging options (todo: add more info about them here).