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RadioLib does not depend on Arduino, see the NonArduino examples and Wiki for details. However, it is built heavily on C++ object concepts like polymorphism. So it would be rather complicated to rewrite to C. If that is a hard requirement for you, then rather than porting RadioLib I would suggest to find a different library that only implements the basic radio driver that you need. |
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Otherwise known as Dante's Eighth circle ... |
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@jgromes Thank you for responding. I will consider if I can integrate c++ into this project. The toolkit does support it, but the structure isn't easy to incorporate. |
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STMCube by any chance? I had a bit of a fight with that thing but it worked in the end. |
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I am working on a project that doesn't support cpp very well.
I am also porting a library that uses RadioLib on an Arduino.
I would like to know if anyone is aware of a simplified version of RadioLib that isn't for Arduino, is written in straight C and doesn't have all the protocols and radio types beyond OOK and FSK.
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