> On Jan 9, 2017, at 6:55 PM, Kevin Townsend <[email protected]> wrote: > > I think it should be '/include/pkgname/pgkname.h' for the include files. > Here's an example I have locally with 'tsl2561' as the root folder where this > command was run: > > $ tree -L 3 > . > ├── include > │ └── tsl2561 > │ └── tsl2561.h > ├── pkg.yml > ├── src > │ ├── tsl2561.c > │ ├── tsl2561_priv.h > │ └── tsl2561_shell.c > └── syscfg.yml > > 3 directories, 6 files > > K. >
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