Aaron Fischer
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This step seems bold, but is saves us so much hassle. Even better, we have a reliable codebase, with all the dependencies (and their versions) we need in order to build the project. If a library got an update, we can replace it inplace if the code is still compatible.
51 lines
1.4 KiB
Bash
51 lines
1.4 KiB
Bash
#!/bin/bash
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function build_examples()
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{
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# track the exit code for this platform
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local exit_code=0
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# loop through results and add them to the array
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examples=($(find $PWD/examples/ -name "*.pde" -o -name "*.ino"))
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# get the last example in the array
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local last="${examples[@]:(-1)}"
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# loop through example sketches
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for example in "${examples[@]}"; do
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# store the full path to the example's sketch directory
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local example_dir=$(dirname $example)
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# store the filename for the example without the path
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local example_file=$(basename $example)
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echo "$example_file: "
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local sketch="$example_dir/$example_file"
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echo "$sketch"
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#arduino -v --verbose-build --verify $sketch
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# verify the example, and save stdout & stderr to a variable
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# we have to avoid reading the exit code of local:
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# "when declaring a local variable in a function, the local acts as a command in its own right"
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local build_stdout
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build_stdout=$(arduino --verify $sketch 2>&1)
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# echo output if the build failed
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if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
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# heavy X
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echo -e "\xe2\x9c\x96"
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echo -e "----------------------------- DEBUG OUTPUT -----------------------------\n"
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echo "$build_stdout"
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echo -e "\n------------------------------------------------------------------------\n"
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# mark as fail
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exit_code=1
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else
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# heavy checkmark
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echo -e "\xe2\x9c\x93"
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fi
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done
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return $exit_code
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}
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