Add suppprt for Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye (32bit) #350
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Works for me on 32bit Bullseye! Thanks! |
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I approve too. Thanks for me and my Pi Zero! |
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Thanks for sorting this out. It works great with my Pi Zero. |
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I also suggest to merge this one. |
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On Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye, the plugin "input_raspicam.so" is not built because the directories inside "/opt/vc/include" is moved to "/usr/include".
Therefore, I added new directories when users are using Bullseye (32-bit). The plugin "input_raspicam.so" works when Legacy Camera Mode is enabled.
On the other hand, on the Bullseye (64-bit), the build of "input_raspicam.so" fails because there is no "libmmal_core.so" on Bullseye (64-bit). Therefore, I set HAS_RASPI OFF when users are using Bullseye (64-bit).
Of course, this patch also works when users are using older OSes.