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Migrate some stm32 examples to use toolsets #94

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@rauhul rauhul commented Mar 12, 2025

Updates the stm32-uart-echo and stm32-neopixel examples to use a swiftpm toolset.json to specify various compiler and linker flags. Also updates the Makefiles to leverage swiftpm to link the executable instead of manually linking using ld directly.

Updates the stm32-uart-echo and stm32-neopixel examples to use a swiftpm
toolset.json to specify various compiler and linker flags. Also updates
the Makefiles to leverage swiftpm to link the executable instead of
manually linking using `ld` directly.
@rauhul rauhul requested a review from kubamracek as a code owner March 12, 2025 21:49
@rauhul rauhul merged commit 513524f into main Mar 13, 2025
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I'm excited for these new features. I'm starting up a new firmware project and I'm giving them a spin- --toolset, --triple, and so on!

rauhul added a commit that referenced this pull request May 3, 2025
Updates the stm32-uart-echo and stm32-neopixel examples to use a swiftpm
toolset.json to specify various compiler and linker flags. Also updates
the Makefiles to leverage swiftpm to link the executable instead of
manually linking using `ld` directly.
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