Some README and example cleanup #681
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possibly time for some @lurch script magic! |
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Hahaha, if only I had more spare time 😢 |
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Missed a couple (assuming the intention is that names in README should match TARGET names, which I agree with)
Also, while cleaning up, could you delete the space after add_executable before the bracket at the top of pio/ir_nec/ir_loopback/CMakeLists.txt (currently says add_executable (pio_ir_loopback ..., would be better as add_executable(pio_ir_loopback ...)
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Most of the PIO examples listed in the README did not match the actual name of the executable, so cleaning that up.
Also there was a use of a non-interface library which was arguably incorrect, and certainly not, i think, worth introducing there