Add support for build_opt.h in the sketch folder to use additional global build options #5237
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Additional compile arguments can be given by a file named "build_opt.h". This enables users to easily extend their arguments on a central place. The script has been taken from stm32duino's Arduino_Core_STM32 package
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@me-no-dev I'm not sure whether this script violates the CLA or not. It is doing nothing but creating the file. It is not covered by the stm32duino's license file. |
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Hi @brainelectronics :) Script is not necessary. Build will check if |
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Big thank you @me-no-dev for the changes. I'm not familiar with windows command line. Excited to see this in one of the next releases |
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Additional compile arguments can be given by a file named "build_opt.h" and shall be placed next to the Sketch.ino file.
This enables users to easily extend their arguments on a central place.
The script has been taken from stm32duino's Arduino_Core_STM32 package