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* @Author : stark1898y 1658608470@qq.com
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* @Date : 2024-08-31 11:38:42
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* @FilePath : \JT-DT-YD4N02A_RTT-Nano\common\lwutil-1.3.0\README.md
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* @Description :
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* Copyright (c) 2024 by yzy, All Rights Reserved.
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# C language utility library
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Set of different functions and macros usually used in the various applications.
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## Features
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- Support for C99 or later
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- Support for minimal and maximal values
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- Support for absolute values
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- Support for unused macros
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- Support for storing and loading data from array in little- or big- endian formats
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- Support for retrieving number of elements for statically allocated array
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- Support for bitwise operations to set, clear, check or toggle bits
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- Compilation-time assert feature
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- User friendly MIT license
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## How to use
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Usage is very simply. Add `lwutil.c` file to compilation flag and make sure compiler has access to `lwutil.h` for include paths.
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## Contribute
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This is a generic library and welcomes different contributions.
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We accept issue reports or, even better, pull-requests with bugs or new features.
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Use [c-code-style](https://github.com/MaJerle/c-code-style) rules for coding and keep the same coding consistency.
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