My-Private-SDK

This is aimed at C++ users working in a cross-compilation environment. It also wrap standard C++ libraries (like Chrono) to make them easier for users to use.

This will be updated infrequently, but we will keep it up to date.

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Test Environment

• IDE : Visual studio Code (1.79.2)
• Target : CXX Standard version 17
• CMake : Required version 3.0

	Linux system (ARM 64)	Windows system (AMD 64)
System	Jetpack 5.1.2	Windows 11 Pro
Detail	L4T (ubuntu 18.04 LTS)	22H2. 22621.1848
Compiler	GCC 13.1.0	MSVC 14.29.30133

How to use (from. Source)

1. Clone this repository to your desktop

   $ git clone https://github.com/lasiyan/Rowen-SDK.git
   $ cd Rowen-SDK

2. (Optional) Choose your own configure options

   • If you want to specify a compiler, use the CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER flag.
   • If you want to install to a custom location, use CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX.

3. Build and install the source

   mkdir build
   cd build
   cmake .. # See step 2
   make -j4
   make install

   If you want to use your own compiler, set it like below

   # Alternatively, "cmake .."
   cmake -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=g++-9 ..

4. Installing with the default path will create an install folder. Copy this rowen-sdk folder to your project.

5. Then configure your project as follows

   target_include_directories(MYAPP PUBLIC rowen-sdk/include)
   target_link_directories(MYAPP PUBLIC rowen-sdk/lib)
   target_link_libraries(MYAPP PUBLIC rowen_core rowen_utils)

6. Sample

   #include <rowen/core.hpp>
   
   int main()
   {
     auto str1 = rs::format("%s", "hello world !");
     logger.info("%s", str1.c_str());
   
     auto str2 = rs::Time::timeString();
     logger.info("Current Time: %s", str2.c_str());
   
     return 0;
   }