Rework build targets to mirror libraries as _headers versions, and fix dependency issues #1211
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Delete branch "build_targets_consistency"
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Rework build targets such that:
Note: There are a few exceptions to 1. for some non code libraries like pico_standard_link and pico_cxx_options
Some questions, but basically looks ok
@ -80,13 +119,17 @@ macro(pico_simple_hardware_headers_only_target NAME)# super interesting except to determine functionality as they are mostly passive accessors, howeverYou might have to explain to me what these LIB_* defs are for
Should this be hardware_structs_headers? See other examples
Should this be hardware_structs_headers?
Apologies for the stupid question, but is this all "internal to pico-sdk only", i.e. it has no impact on anybody using the SDK in their projects?
@ -80,13 +119,17 @@ macro(pico_simple_hardware_headers_only_target NAME)# super interesting except to determine functionality as they are mostly passive accessors, howeverThe idea was to allow inter-dependent libraries to be aware of each other, and to change/add behavior or guard includes
so you can do
as well - you can search on them; they are using a lot in the
stdiostuff and with some of the swapable libraries. I'm kind of leaning in favor of making these more explicit than implicit, and thus have also started adding the newNOFLAGoption to avoid setting them... of course it is hard to know who has taken advantage of them, but probably few if any beyond SDK and examples/extras/playgroundNote: you might think (as did I) the the LIB_ flag therefore belongs on the header, however in practice we only check them in the C files
yeah, i almost did - the libraries are identical (i.e. it is a headers only library already)
The intention is for it to have no (negative) impact
I approve of this.