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 # libsense ![logo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/moshegottlieb/libsense/master/examples/sense_logo.png)
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 ### Sense HAT for the Raspberry Pi C/C++ API
 I don't know about you guys, but I'm not much of a python guy.<br/>
 While I can code in just about any programming language - I tend to stick to compiled languages.<br/>
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 It may work reasonably in space, but not on earth :-)
 
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 ## C++
-Writing shared libraries in C is easy.  
-The rules for when to bump up the so name is simple and clear.  
-When dealing with C++ - that's not the case.  
-Sorry for all the warnings about specifying exception type, should port it to modern C++ at some point.   
-The list of things that break binary compatibility is very long, and it's super easy to break.  
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+Writing shared libraries in C is easy.<br/>
+The rules for when to bump up the so name is simple and clear.<br/>
+When dealing with C++ - that's not the case.<br/>
+Sorry for all the warnings about specifying exception type, should port it to modern C++ at some point.<br/>
+The list of things that break binary compatibility is very long, and it's super easy to break.<br/>
 Since the C++ code is just a wrapper - I decided to include it as an inline header, that way the shared library doesn't have any C++ issues.<br/>
 
 ## Contributing to libsense