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Reorganize the Makefile to put most of the device-specific paths
into `rules.mk`.
The paths are handled so that py32f0-template may be used as a git
submodule within another repository. The following structures are
possible:
single/
Build/ (generated)
py32f0-template/ (submodule)
Makefile (adapted from py32f0-template/Makefile by user)
main.c
or if you have multiple builds in your repository:
multi/
a/
Build/ (generated)
Makefile (adapted from ../py32f0-template/Makefile)
main.c
b/
Build/ (generated)
Makefile (adapted from ../py32f0-template/Makefile)
main.c
py32f0-template/ (submodule)
Of course the repository can still be used stand-alone as before.
Additionally, allow the use of *.S assembler files. The uppercase
extension means that gcc will run it through the preprocessor.
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Reorganize the Makefile to put most of the device-specific paths into
rules.mk.The paths are handled so that py32f0-template may be used as a git submodule within another repository. The following structures are possible:
or if you have multiple builds in your repository:
Of course the repository can still be used stand-alone as before.
Additionally, allow the use of *.S assembler files. The uppercase extension means that gcc will run it through the preprocessor.