Fix support for some arduino libraries which don't put source files under a src directory #605
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I guess you are using the core's libraries folder to store the libs for your sketches :) you could just add another component and do it there ;) Anyway :) I will merge this! Thanks |
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…nder a src directory (espressif#605) * fix support for some arduino libraries * no longer need line 1
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There are many libraries which don't put their source files under src directory.
For example, nearly all sensor libraries from Adafruit don't have a src directory.
In order to compile with these libraries, we should manually create a src directory and move all source files into it, which is really annoying.
If the library also includes source files under sub directories, it would result in linker errors.
However, only changing a line in component.mk can solve all these issues.