| Re: [cdt-dev] toolchains/arduino: meaning of i586/pokysdk missing comment? |
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It appears that Poky has a non-standard Arduino toolchain. All the other toolchains I’ve tested in FullIntegration include a directory at the top, usually something that represents the version of the toolchain. That top directory is stripped when installing
it. But I can’t do that with the Intel toolchain since it’s missing that directory and the platform.txt patterns assume it’s not stripped. I’m not sure how it’s working with the Arduino IDE. I also need to test Linux and Mac to see if I’m getting the same.
Also, Putting a ‘+’ in the version number is an issue. First of all, it messes up in Freemarker when generating the Makefile and I had to replace the ‘+’ with ‘_’ to get that to work.. And I’m not sure how you tell if one version is newer than the other
for the Update feature.
That’s it so far. I don’t have an Intel Arduino board to test launching anything so if someone from Intel does, it would be cool to get them to do some testing for us :).
Doug
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