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Note that this does not actually fix AVR compilation issues, but it's a start. I think by bundling compiler_rt before, we were causing all compiler_rt functions to be evaluated and thus the compiler errors. Now with the basic blinky and size optimizations, we don't seem to trip those evaluations. I have not tested this blinky program on hardware and I plan on doing that soon. For debug builds we run into a ton of size issues with fmt. I think this is from some of the "batteries included" things from MicroZig. Tagging #620
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Note that this does not actually fix AVR compilation issues, but it's a start. I think by bundling compiler_rt before, we were causing all compiler_rt functions to be evaluated and thus the compiler errors. Now with the basic blinky and size optimizations, we don't seem to trip those evaluations.
I have not tested this blinky program on hardware and I plan on doing that soon.
For debug builds we run into a ton of size issues with fmt. I think this is from some of the "batteries included" things from MicroZig.
Tagging #620