- Enhance the Makefile to enable firmware building exclusively for the left side.
To modify the keymap, flashing only the left side's firmware suffices.
This change facilitates the creation of firmware for the left side only,
thereby expediting the build process.
Usage: make left
This update maintains existing functionality. Without specifying the
left target, firmware for both halves will be generated.
- Add separate make targets to clean firmware and docker image
Add targets clean_firmware and clean_image independently while maintaing clean to run both
- Ensure files modified by the build process are reset at the end
The current build process dynamically generates the content of the version macro
in config/version.dtsi to enable users to print out the precise version and commit
the firmware was built on via a keybinding on the keymap.
This change ensurs that the changes to this macro file are reset at the end of the
build process to ensure it isn't shown as modified and added to keymap commit changes.
* Version compiled FW with hash
Auto generates a macro to type out version info, local and github compilation now includes commit hash and timestamp in final uf2 files
* Fix local builds
makefile doesn't like the script returning the macro, directed to null for local builds as version.dtsi file accessible
The target all was previous running setup followed by build. As
both setup and build are phony targets they run in sequence and because
the firmware contain the timestamp they always run (dependencies doesn't
do anything). all now does exactly what it says on the tin
without introducing non-standard targets.
clean now removes the images that created during build which is
what you expect from that target. See:
https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Standard-Targets.html#Standard-Targets
The file(s) being removed may not exist, but make shouldn't fail because
of it:
$ make clean
rm ./firmware/*.uf2
rm: cannot remove './firmware/*.uf2': No such file or directory
make: *** [Makefile:10: clean] Error 1
$ echo $?
2
this also removes leading ./ from path in clean, and assumes that `make
clean` is being run from the top level repo dir
