Linux and serial support based on cmake #88
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submodules. I added dependencies that once were directly copied into the project as git submodules. The serial driver works on windows but you need to lower the baudrate if you wan a good experience (and you might have to set the baud rate in windows' device manager).
changed the default bitrate to a lower one. high bitrate cause issues with counterfited arduinos i still recommend increasing the baudrate as hight as your arduino can do add parity verification. this should erase a few errors. added reconnection on connection loss.
i removed lib serial port since it was preventing us from fixing the linux serial input.
this change mask the differences between windows and linux.
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This is not meant to build windows binaries. but to be able to test if a windows build is possible from linux. this should reduce the number of reboot required to check if it work on both linux and windows
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Please proofread the readme.md.
First i made hidapi into a submodule since it was copied from the original repository.
The problem is that visual studio solutions are not really flexible with submodules so i switched to cmake which allowed me to manager modules like i wanted. (visual studio hand an integration for this)
I added linux support nothing fancy here, but you shouldn't distribute linux binaries to avoid compatibility issues.
I added support for serial, so cheap Arduino can be used to connect to the gyros. I recommend setting the baudrate as high as you can to reduce latency.
i also moved firmwares into serial and hid folders