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libtypec
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USB Type-C and USB Power Delivery systems are with multiple specification versions, platform designs and microcontroller vendors to manage data, power and display.

This library defines a generic way for userspace System Software on Linux, Android, Chrome OS or Other OSes to build developer tools or other management applications for USB Type-C and USB Power Delivery class devices.

Build Procedure
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You could build and generate packages using the steps given below:

Step 1 - Generate build configuration for libtypec

../libtypec$ cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release .

Step 2 - Build libtypec and install library and binaries

../libtypec$ sudo cmake --build . --target install --config Release

Step 3 - Generate debian package as follows

../libtypec$ sudo cpack -G DEB

Step 4 - Generate RPM package as follows

../libtypec$ sudo cpack -G RPM