Update oslmic.h #170
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This modification allows the user to provide a custom config.h by defining the full path to the file in LMIC_CONFIG_H. This eliminates the need to hard code a specific configuration in the source code of the lib.
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This repository is now deprecated, see #297 for some more background. I'm grateful for your contribution, but it will no longer be merged. I'm recommending people to use the MCCI version of LMIC instead. If this PR addresses an issue that also exists in that version, I would encourage you to resubmit your contribution there, so it might benefit other users. I'm sorry for the inconvenience... |
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This modification allows the user to provide a custom config.h by defining the full path to the file in LMIC_CONFIG_H. This eliminates the need to hard code a specific configuration in the source code of the lib.