README for git hooks script
===========================
git has a way to run scripts, which are invoked by specific git commands.
The git hooks are located in `<mbed TLS root>/.git/hooks`, and as such are not under version control
for more information, see the [git documentation](https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks).

The mbed TLS git hooks are located in `<mbed TLS root>/git_hooks` directory, and one must create a soft link from `<mbed TLS root>/.git/hooks` to `<mbed TLS root>/git_hooks`, in order to make the hook scripts successfully work.

Example:

Execute the following command to create a link on linux from the mbed TLS `.git\hooks` directory:  
`ln -s ../../git_hooks/pre-push pre-push`

**Note: Currently the mbed TLS git hooks work only on a GNU platform. If using a non-GNU platform, don't enable these hooks!**

README for git hooks script
===========================
git has a way to run scripts, which are invoked by specific git commands.
The git hooks are located in `<mbed TLS root>/.git/hooks`, and as such are not under version control
for more information, see the [git documentation](https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks).

The mbed TLS git hooks are located in `<mbed TLS root>/git_hooks` directory, and one must create a soft link from `<mbed TLS root>/.git/hooks` to `<mbed TLS root>/git_hooks`, in order to make the hook scripts successfully work.

Example:

Execute the following command to create a link on linux from the mbed TLS `.git/hooks` directory:  
`ln -s ../../git_hooks/pre-push pre-push`

**Note: Currently the mbed TLS git hooks work only on a GNU platform. If using a non-GNU platform, don't enable these hooks!**

Fix slash direction for linux path
Fix slash direction for linux path

Update direction of the slash, for linux path, after @hanno-arm comments
