Suggest minor re-organization while working on windows implementation #38
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June 26, 2015 02:40
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Sorry for the delay in reviewing this, been a bit short of time recently! I've not had a chance to run this just yet, as soon as I do I'll update again. Thanks for submitting! |
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Just ignore this one, I have to pull in the recent changes for stable support. |
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I've gotten a lot of the Windows implementation working in a separate repository.
Since the Linux termbox wrapper and the windows version are implemented very differently (for now), I recommend keeping the two implementations in separate directories, and conditionally compile based on OS, until they become more merged.
I modified the source for conditional compilation and the cargo file to set appropriate dependencies for each platform.