Add a minimal UEFI application template #268
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This adds a new crate under `template/` that contains a very minimal UEFI application. The instructions in `BUILDING.md` have been updated to reference the template instead of using inline code snippets. I think this makes it a bit easier to get started with a new app -- you can just copy the whole directory and make a couple changes in `Cargo.toml` to get started. `uefi-test-runner` is similar, but has a lot more stuff in it so it's harder to see exactly what is needed. Moving the code out of markdown also makes it easier to test in github actions to ensure the code stays valid.
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This adds a new crate under
template/that contains a very minimal UEFIapplication. The instructions in
BUILDING.mdhave been updated to referencethe template instead of using inline code snippets.
I think this makes it a bit easier to get started with a new app -- you can
just copy the whole directory and make a couple changes in
Cargo.tomlto getstarted.
uefi-test-runneris similar, but has a lot more stuff in it so it'sharder to see exactly what is needed. Moving the code out of markdown also
makes it easier to test in github actions to ensure the code stays valid.