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A Home Assistant frontend for System 7 and up

cyberslak   LightsOut.r: use regular window border for compatibility Amendment 27 on April 21, 2025

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README
Lights Out
=========

A minimal Home Assistant frontend, for System 7 and up.

Lights Out was written using CodeWarrior 9 on System 7.5.3. It has been tested working on OS9 (using my iMac G3), but not on earlier versions of System 7 (though it should work). Additionally, building using other toolchains should be possible, but may require some tweaks.

Lights Out requires the following libraries:
- OpenTransport.o (or OpenTransport.n.o for Model Near)
- OpenTransportApp.o (OpenTransportApp.n.o)
- OpenTptInet.o (OpenTptInet.n.o)

Since I cannot guarantee that cJSON never assumes 4-byte ints (which are fairly standard nowadays) I compile in 4i mode, and use the 4i versions of the standard C library and of MathLib68K.