Code contributions welcomed!
The guideline is simple:
- Conform to the license (MIT)
- No dependencies (C library for C is ok, POSIX is OK, STL for C++ is ok)
- Document your code and test the doxygen output
- C++ code should be wrappers only - the actual code must be written in C
- C++ code should be C++11
- C++ code must be inline so it does not go into the shared object
- If possible, add an example (C or C++) in the examples folder, make sure to update the makefile for it
- Take a look at the code and try to match the coding conventions
That's it, thanks for contributing!