I figure you can probably add these files to a variable, allowing you to pass it to both the list of sources and this warning suppression? That way you only update your list of ST sources in one place :)
In this particular case, I was trying to be as simple as possible ;)
In general, I am not super fond of variables for list of files. Indeed, when a file is not found, CMake will raise the error where the variable is used, not where it is set. When you have multiple files in your build, it is sometimes painful to find the root of the issue. Hence, I use them when they really improve the code.
Also note that here I am selectively applying the options to some of ST's files, not all of them. If you use one variable with all ST's files, you will probably use more aggressive options, such as -w to silent all warnings.
I did! I've got a blinky light running on the F7 discovery board. I'll be figuring out how to add features like generating a 'version.h' with git info, and perhaps having a per-file logging level. I used to use SCons for this, but I like how well supported / deployed CMake is.
I figure you can probably add these files to a variable, allowing you to pass it to both the list of sources and this warning suppression? That way you only update your list of ST sources in one place :)
Hi!
I guess you can.
In this particular case, I was trying to be as simple as possible ;)
In general, I am not super fond of variables for list of files. Indeed, when a file is not found, CMake will raise the error where the variable is used, not where it is set. When you have multiple files in your build, it is sometimes painful to find the root of the issue. Hence, I use them when they really improve the code.
Also note that here I am selectively applying the options to some of ST's files, not all of them. If you use one variable with all ST's files, you will probably use more aggressive options, such as -w to silent all warnings.
That's a good point, yeah. Explicit error suppression is nice in that way :)
Thanks again for a great series - I'm planning on having a play this evening.
And eventually, did you play? :)
I did! I've got a blinky light running on the F7 discovery board. I'll be figuring out how to add features like generating a 'version.h' with git info, and perhaps having a per-file logging level. I used to use SCons for this, but I like how well supported / deployed CMake is.
I have generated such
version.hpp
files, but for SVN. I used stackoverflow.com/questions/378066...For Git, there is cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/module... but there are less commands than with SVN. You will probably find tips on Stackoverflow ;)