Feature nanocoap add resource to handler#15
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@kaspar030 This is now a minimal alternative to #12. In fact, 09f4ff8 is all I need since now I'm using gcoap, not directly nanocoap. But I think b73efd6 makes sense, too. There lingers still the problem that it should be easy to extend
coap_resource_t, but I can live with this for now.Of course, 09f4ff8 may not work with older compilers. If that is a priority, then it probably will need to be guarded with a suitable
#ifdef.