libfooarmhf

libfooarmhf is a 32-bit ARM shared library that provides the core Foo API for systems using the ARM hard-float ABI (armhf). It targets applications built for ARMv7-A and later on Linux and is distributed as a binary package with a stable public interface across minor releases.

Technical characteristics include a position-independent shared object, dynamic linking, and a C API with a small set of entry points for init, operation, and cleanup. The library targets the armhf ABI and depends on libc; it aims to be thread-safe and uses status codes with an optional error string accessor.

The library targets the armhf ABI and depends on libc; it aims to be thread-safe and uses status codes with an optional error string accessor.

Usage typically involves including foo.h, calling Foo_Init to create a context, performing Foo_Process, and calling Foo_Close to release resources.

Packaging and licensing: libfooarmhf is provided for armhf in many distros; development headers may be in a separate package. It coexists with other architecture variants such as libfooarm64, and applications must link the library built for the target ABI. Licensing is determined by the upstream project or distro and described in LICENSE files.