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tacked on a third arg for searchTable() and passed it as the "key" value

in the sqlite CPU table - making the function dynmaic for every element
of the CPU table

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lib

setup a CMake system for the build - which includes sqlite3

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src

tacked on a third arg for searchTable() and passed it as the "key" value

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Added the build dir to .gitignore

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CMakeLists.txt

Connected to local sqlite DB

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hardware.db

Setting up CMake

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hardware.sql

Setting up CMake

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README.md

Querying database works with static string - just need to ask the user

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README.md

Hardware Database

Learning C++ while building a universal hardware database that can be referenced for any machine that has already been added.

See your machine specs? If not - Add Them with a Pull Request!

Building from source:

Create a new build directory and enter it with mkdir build && cd build. Then run the commands cmake .. && make. The new binary is called hardwareDB. make sure to copy the hardware.db from the parent directory, or move the new binary into the parent directory. mv ../hardware.db . OR mv hardwareDB ../ .