Is it possible to run the BSEC binary with different "host" code

[JohnRob]

I am currently running the full BSEC code (1.4.7.3) using the Bosch example "basic.ino".   I would like to know if it is possible to use the IAQ binary code with a different BME680 "driver" code?

Reasons:

• I am at best a hobbiest level C programmer.  I've not gotten into C++ and the little I have has given me a headache.
• I would like to reduce the current Bosch BME680 code to C, at the same time eliminate some of the un-needed features.

When I first received my BME280 I was able to write the interface code in C (Arduino) with few issues.  I know the BME680 is much more complex but except for the IQA the code should not have to be as complex as the BSEC seems to me.

BTW I am absolutely NOT trying to reverse engineer any code,

Thanks

John

[handytech · Accepted solution]

The BSEC library itself will always be provided as a pre-compiled binary only (i.e. not as source code), but can be interfaced to any C-code project. The BSEC package also includes for example the bsec_iot_example.c example, which together with bsec_integration.c/.h could be integrated in any C project, even out of the "C++"/Arduino environment.