How do I build this?

[schnoberts1]

It seems to be dependent on a repo I can't access, see last line.

(base) andy@ice mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7 % mbed config root . && mbed deploy
[mbed] . now set as default root in program "mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7"
[mbed] Working path "/Users/andy/code/dbc/g/3rdparty/mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7" (library)
[mbed] Program path "/Users/andy/code/dbc/g/3rdparty/mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7"
[mbed] WARNING: Program "mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7" in "/Users/andy/code/dbc/g/3rdparty/mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7" does not use source control management.
       To fix this you should use "mbed new ." in the root of your program.
---
[mbed] Adding library "mcuboot" from "https://github.com/arduino/mcuboot" at rev #f53a4d0c7b86
[mbed] Adding library "mbed-os" from "https://github.com/bcmi-labs/mbed-os" at rev #a55c905a33d0
Username for 'https://github.com': ^C[mbed] User aborted!
(base) andy@ice mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7 %
(base) andy@ice mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7 %
(base) andy@ice mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7 % mbed config root . && mbed deploy
[mbed] . now set as default root in program "mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7"
[mbed] Working path "/Users/andy/code/dbc/g/3rdparty/mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7" (library)
[mbed] Program path "/Users/andy/code/dbc/g/3rdparty/mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7"
[mbed] WARNING: Program "mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7" in "/Users/andy/code/dbc/g/3rdparty/mcuboot-arduino-stm32h7" does not use source control management.
       To fix this you should use "mbed new ." in the root of your program.
---
[mbed] Updating library "mcuboot" to rev #f53a4d0c7b86
[mbed] Adding library "mbed-os" from "https://github.com/bcmi-labs/mbed-os" at rev #a55c905a33d0
Username for 'https://github.com':

[schnoberts1]

Ok, I see that this was a bug in RC2 that’s been fixed.

I assume therefore that main is legit and I can live off the HEAD commit.

[pennam]

@schnoberts1 yes you should be able to build this from HEAD. Let me know if it does not work.

[schnoberts1]

Thanks for the quick response. On 23 Aug 2024, at 09:59, Mattia Pennasilico ***@***.***> wrote: @schnoberts1 yes you should be able to build this from HEAD. Let me know if it does not work. —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[schnoberts1]

So it would seem to work but I notice that post build it's patched the following files:

	modified:   variants/GENERIC_STM32H747_M4/cflags.txt
	modified:   variants/GENERIC_STM32H747_M4/cxxflags.txt
	modified:   variants/GENERIC_STM32H747_M4/defines.txt
	modified:   variants/GENERIC_STM32H747_M4/linker_script.ld
	modified:   variants/GIGA/defines.txt

The patch to the linker script breaks RPC because it removes the openamp section. The others don't seem to make a difference but I'm wary of differences.

We get -fno-exceptions in the c/cxxflags. I'm cool with this, I don't like with sup++.

It resets CORE_MAJOR etc

diff --git a/variants/GENERIC_STM32H747_M4/defines.txt b/variants/GENERIC_STM32H747_M4/defines.txt
index 1da443e9..e9227958 100644
--- a/variants/GENERIC_STM32H747_M4/defines.txt
+++ b/variants/GENERIC_STM32H747_M4/defines.txt
--DCORE_MAJOR=4
--DCORE_MINOR=1
--DCORE_PATCH=5
+-DCORE_MAJOR=
+-DCORE_MINOR=
+-DCORE_PATCH=

That seems less awesome tbh.