Build firmware with PlatformIO, enable CI #4
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PR is ready for review + merge. I've also learnt of the fork https://github.com/jburks/x16-smc/tree/latest. If this code is merged, you can remove the |
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To make SMC firmware builds reproducable so that not only the original author can compile it with their computer, I added PlatformIO configuration file (
platformio.ini) to the project.It enables the firmware code to be built for the Uno (ATmega328P) and ATTiny861 using ATTinyCore 2.0.0-dev with debugging enabled and disabled (
USE_SERIAL_DEBUG) and the NMI button enabled or disabled (ENABLE_NMI_BUT).It also enables Github Actions to build the firmware and archive the results (all
.elfand.hexfiles).Not tested on real hardware because I have none.
Sources the ATTiny 2.0.0-dev package from the PlatformIO trusted registry.
Example CI run: see here.