added quick-start in read me #408
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@skramm, thank you for your suggestion. But since this is a header-only library, I think we don't need it for most of users. I would rather want to focus on showing what this library can do. If we really need such a 'quick start' page, I would do it in a different page and put usages not only for Linux w/ g++ but also Windows w/ Visual Studio and so on. Then I would just place the link to the page in README. Anyway, thanks for your contribution! |
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Hi,
Great library, just discovered but I think it is very useful.
I felt there was missing some "quick start" section in the readme, just added some lines of what is needed to make a Hello-world demo, if you think that can be useful (if not, no problem !)