LibLouisAPH is a re-factorization of LibLouis that implements streaming control characters for better translation control for use in applications like BrailleBlaster.

LibLouisAPH is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (see the file LICENSE-2.0.txt).

To build the libraries and tools for linux systems:

make dist-linux64

will place the libraries, executables, and tables in the dists/x86_64-linux directory.

To build the libraries and tools for linux 32-bit systems:

make dist-linux32

will place the libraries, executables, and tables in the dists/i686-linux directory.

To build the libraries and tools for windows systems using MinGW:

make dist-win64

make dist-win32

will place the libraries, executables, and tables in the dists/x86_64-win and dists/i686-win directories respectively.

To build the libraries and tools for apple systems using osxcross:

make dist-mac64

make dist-mac32

will place the libraries, executables, and tables in the dists/x86_64-mac and dists/i386-mac directories respectively.

All source code files pertaining to the library are in the source/ directory. Source code specifically used for outputting internal structures and such are in the source/output/ directory.

Source and data files for testing are in the test directory, and may be started with:

make test

Additional tests may be run with:

make test-all

To compile and start certian tests optimized for benchmarking:

make test-opt

Addition code and data files used for development and debugging are in the debug/ directory. The file debug/main-debug.c contains a main() and utility functions and can be started with:

make db

See debug/main.gdb files for details.

To start testing through the debugger:

make test-db

Development version of the tools can be built with:

make tools

which will place the executables in the build/tools/ directory.

To clean just the build:

make clean

or to clean the build and more:

make distclean