Add support for multiple devices #89
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Thanks for the patch, I can't test it right now, will let you know when I give it a try |
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Pull Request #68 has been rebased to support latest sensors and the #ifdef for OSX has been removed to add support for multiple devices for OSX too.
Note that I've noticed some bug in the implementation of @taladar as the key mapping has to be done in ascending order of
-k, elsewhise some assignement is overwritten.@rgerganov it reverts the preprocessor distinguishing the OSes in libhdi but it works well this way for me. Test it also maybe.
Please note that I'm not a C developer and I've just tried to make it work enough for me.