Linking .a files into Particle application

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Hi, have you seen these ones? I do not know how elegant they are.

Linking Generic Static Libraries (.a)

Hello, I understand this question has been asked before, but I'd like to inquire about something the GitHub docs say about linking static libraries. I am using the VSCode Particle Workbench. I currently have some static libraries I'd like to link to my user application. The GitHub docs say this about linking libraries. [image] It looks to me like I should be able to tell the build system where my .a files are using the circled Makefile variables. This is my source tree and custom makefile. …

Is it possible to use precompiled library binaries on a Particle Photon?

There is a closed-source library for the BME680 weather sensor that allows it to detect specific gases based on some advanced mathematical manipulation of the raw sensor data: But unfortunately they are only distributed as precompiled binaries, in the .a file format, for various chip types. But they do offer one for the ARM Cortex M3, which I'm pretty sure is the same chip that is in my Particle Photon. Is it at all possible to import and use these .a files in the Particle IDE? Just wonder…

Workbench add precompiled .a lib to user app

Hi all, I guess it’s time to get some help as I’m stuck with this project again long story short, I’m working with environmental sensor from Renesas/IDT ZMOD4510 after a long wait for approval, back to 2020 for use of their product firmware I realized that the examples available where for win belong with their evaluation kit so I abandoned the project but now they extend their examples even for Arduinos boards and provide the firmware for many ARM’s based devices including …

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