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https://github.com/mohammadmd1383/mbed
lets you embed any file in a c/c++ program using a generated header file
https://github.com/mohammadmd1383/mbed
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lets you embed any file in a c/c++ program using a generated header file
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/mohammadmd1383/mbed
- Owner: MohammadMD1383
- Created: 2023-01-14T05:56:24.000Z (about 2 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2023-01-16T04:37:58.000Z (about 2 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-12-19T07:21:35.906Z (2 months ago)
- Language: C
- Size: 21.5 KB
- Stars: 1
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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- Readme: README.md
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# mbed
lets you embed any file in a c/c++ program using a generated header file
### `mbed --help`
```
+--------------------------------------------+
| --<* MBed *>-- |
| lets you embed any file in a c/c++ program |
| using a generated header file. |
+--------------------------------------------+
Options:
-i [ --input ] arg file(s) to generate embeddable data for
-o [ --output ] arg output name for '.c' and '.h' files
-g [ --header-guard ] arg name of the header guard for the generated '.h'
file
-H [ --header-only ] produce only a header file (without a '.c' source
file
-s [ --stdin ] read data from stdin and output to stdout if the
arg is not specified
-S [ --stdout ] output generated data to stdout even if the
arg is present
-c [ --chars-only ] output only generated characters instead of a 'c'
file content
-h [ --help ] print this help message
-e [ --examples ] print examples
```
### `mbed --examples`
```
----<|[MBED | EXAMPLES]|>----
*) GENERATE FROM FILE(s) TO FILE
+ mbed <[--output,-o] output-name> <[--input,-i] input-files...> [--header-only,-H]
- mbed -i img1.png img2.png -o images -H
This will generate 'mbed_images.h' with the following
const variables:
const char img1[] = {...};
const char img2[] = {...};
- mbed mJarFile a.jar
This will generate 'mbed_mJarFile.{c,h}' and will
contain the following const variable:
extern const char mJarFile[];
*) GENERATE FROM STDIN TO FILE
+ mbed <--stdin,-s> <[--output,-o] output-name> <[--input,-i] input-name> [--header-only,-H]
- mbed -si bin_var -o bin < img.png
This will generate 'mbed_bin_var.{c,h}' with the following
const variable:
extern const char bin_var[];
- cat someImage.png | mbed -sH image myImage
This will generate 'mbed_image.h' and will
contain the following const variable:
const char image[] = {...};
*) GENERATE FROM STDIN TO STDOUT
+ mbed <--stdin,-s> <--stdout,-S> <[--input,-i] input-name> [--chars-only,-c]
- cat lib.so | mbed -csS
This will output the something like below to stdout:
'\x0A','\x4B','\xCD',...
*) GENERATE FROM FILE(s) TO STDOUT
+ mbed <--stdout,-S> <[--input,-i] input-files...> [--chars-only,-c]
- mbed -i lib.a -S
This will output the something like below to stdout:
#ifndef MBED__H
#define MBED__H
const char lib[] = {...};
#endif
*) SPECIFY HEADER GUARD
+ mbed [options...] [--header-guard,-g ]
- mbed -i img.png -o bin-data -g BIN_DATA
This will produce a 'mbed_bin-data.h' with the following content:
#ifndef MBED_BIN_DATA_H
#define MBED_BIN_DATA_H
const char img[] = {...};
#endif
*** TO SEE ALL POSSIBLE OPTIONS EXECUTE 'mbed -h' ***
```