Allow building with the Arduino core, but without a .pde or .ino. #105
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There's no particular reason those two things need to be associated - you should be able to compile a project that has only .c/.cpp files and still use the core libraries.
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Are you trying to solve the usecase where you want to compile projects that have only *.c or *.cpp code without any *.ino or *.pde files, but still want to include arduino core? The If you confirm your usecase, then I will try to find a better solution for it. This reminds me of an open issue #39 that we have. If there are more than one source file (*.ino or *.pde or *.c{pp}) the symbols defined in one file is not available in the other one. Since you are using more than one file for your cantranslator project, how did you solve it there? |
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That's correct, there's no .ino or *.pde but we *do want to include the Arduino core. We get around #39 by using typical header files and not relying on any of the behind-the-scenes Arduino magic, particularly because the same code base is compiled for ARM with a different toolchain as well. |
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Thanks for confirming it. Let me see if I can combine your code and |
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Good to go, it works fine - thanks. |
There's no particular reason those two things need to be associated -
you should be able to compile a project that has only .c/.cpp files and
still use the core libraries.