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POSIX-UEFI
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==========
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We hate that horrible and ugly UEFI API, we want POSIX!
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<blockquote>We hate that horrible and ugly UEFI API, we want POSIX!</blockquote>
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This is a very small build environment that helps you to develop for UEFI under Linux (and other POSIX systems). It was
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greatly inspired by [gnu-efi](https://sourceforge.net/projects/gnu-efi) (big big kudos to those guys), but it is a lot
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smaller, easier to integrate (works with Clang and GNU gcc both) and easier to use because it provides a POSIX like API.
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smaller, easier to integrate (works with Clang and GNU gcc both) and easier to use because it provides a POSIX like API
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for your UEFI application.
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An UEFI environment consist of two parts: a firmware with GUID protocol interfaces and a user library. We cannot change
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the former, but we can make the second frendlier. That's what POSIX-UEFI does for your application. It is a small API
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wrapper library around the GUID protocols, not a fully blown POSIX compatible libc implementation.
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You have two options on how to integrate it into your project:
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