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It appears the Meson build system is not following the configured target set. On a Windows PC I tried to build the Native platform in order to make use of RTT. The initial build failed due to the flash being over-filled.
To work around this the following Meson configure command was used:
meson configure "-Dtargets=cortexm,stm"
However, when the build was run it was noted the flash was still 97% used.
Investigation showed more targets than this configured had been built. For example, the SAMD range was included.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I believe this might be what I hit while working on the initial PR, see this review comment.
It's likely a meson bug, but I have have not tracked it down yet. @sidprice could you provide some details about your system so we can maybe pin this down?
What os/distribution are you using?
What meson version did you use (meson --version)?
How did you install it?
In the meantime, using the setup command with the --reconfigure flag should work as a workaround: meson setup --reconfigure "-Dtargets=cortexm,stm"
It appears the Meson build system is not following the configured target set. On a Windows PC I tried to build the Native platform in order to make use of RTT. The initial build failed due to the flash being over-filled.
To work around this the following Meson configure command was used:
meson configure "-Dtargets=cortexm,stm"
However, when the build was run it was noted the flash was still 97% used.
Investigation showed more targets than this configured had been built. For example, the SAMD range was included.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: