Julien Staub

There is some CI/CD but not to test if VScode on windows, cmdline, linux, ... works. This type of change would not be seen by CI for example

Hello @andyinno If a library is used multiple times it's files should be compiled only once and then the library must be linked several times exactly as you expect. I...

Hi @andyinno First of all @Hish15 answer is better than mine. Its correct that files will build as many times as they are included and the solution of static library...

Hi @andyinno . I'm pretty sure that @Hish15 built on linux but maybe share your complete configuration to double check (compiler, cmake, linux,...). I also noted that you use `cmake...

> Hi again, > > Can we see a snapshot of your CmakeLists.txt too please? Hi, Moreover, are the examples working or is only your legacy code not working ?

Hi @andyinno Do you have any update on this issue ? Or may we close it ?

> This might also be worth an own issue.. There are also some calls to find utilities in the `common.cmake` file: > > ```cmake > find_program(CMAKE_OBJCOPY NAMES ${STM32_TARGET_TRIPLET}-objcopy PATHS ${TOOLCHAIN_BIN_PATH}...

Hello @gudnimg I think keeping the 3.13 compatibility is better option as it is the default distributed version in many Linux distributions. Your proposal to get a warning instead error...

@gudnimg I looked at your PR #218. For my understanding, could you explain why you needed arm-none-eabi-gdb ? I mean this is not directly linked to cmake so it's great...

> does the repo need to find arm-none-eabi-gdb? This is the point. But you proved that someone will find an use so we can keep it. But maybe it should...