checks: check-target-independence \ check-fastdata-usage-correctness \ check-platform-included \ check-stale-submodule-paths check-target-independence: $(V1) for test_target in $(VALID_TARGETS); do \ FOUND=$$(grep -rE "\W$${test_target}(\W.*)?$$" src/main | grep -vE "(//)|(/\*).*\W$${test_target}(\W.*)?$$" | grep -vE "^src/main/target"); \ if [ "$${FOUND}" != "" ]; then \ echo "Target dependencies for target '$${test_target}' found:"; \ echo "$${FOUND}"; \ exit 1; \ fi; \ done check-fastdata-usage-correctness: $(V1) NON_TRIVIALLY_INITIALIZED=$$(grep -Ern "\W?FAST_DATA_ZERO_INIT\W.*=.*" src/main/ | grep -Ev "=\s*(false|NULL|0(\.0*f?)?)\s*[,;]"); \ if [ "$${NON_TRIVIALLY_INITIALIZED}" != "" ]; then \ echo "Non-trivially initialized FAST_DATA_ZERO_INIT variables found, use FAST_DATA instead:"; \ echo "$${NON_TRIVIALLY_INITIALIZED}"; \ exit 1; \ fi; \ TRIVIALLY_INITIALIZED=$$(grep -Ern "\W?FAST_DATA\W.*;" src/main/ | grep -v "="); \ EXPLICITLY_TRIVIALLY_INITIALIZED=$$(grep -Ern "\W?FAST_DATA\W.*;" src/main/ | grep -E "=\s*(false|NULL|0(\.0*f?)?)\s*[,;]"); \ if [ "$${TRIVIALLY_INITIALIZED}$${EXPLICITLY_TRIVIALLY_INITIALIZED}" != "" ]; then \ echo "Trivially initialized FAST_DATA variables found, use FAST_DATA_ZERO_INIT instead to save FLASH:"; \ echo "$${TRIVIALLY_INITIALIZED}\n$${EXPLICITLY_TRIVIALLY_INITIALIZED}"; \ exit 1; \ fi check-platform-included: $(V1) PLATFORM_NOT_INCLUDED=$$(find src/main -type d -name target -prune -o -type f -name \*.c -exec grep -L "^#include \"platform.h\"" {} \;); \ if [ "$$(echo $${PLATFORM_NOT_INCLUDED} | grep -v -e '^$$' | wc -l)" -ne 0 ]; then \ echo "The following compilation units do not include the required target specific configuration provided by 'platform.h':"; \ echo "$${PLATFORM_NOT_INCLUDED}"; \ exit 1; \ fi # Catches a common branch-switch trap: a directory was promoted to a submodule on # one branch, but the working tree still has the old embedded files from an earlier # branch (or vice versa). The build then fails with cryptic header/source errors. # We flag any path listed in .gitmodules that exists as a non-empty directory but # is missing the submodule .git marker — i.e. it has content that doesn't belong # to a hydrated submodule. Tells the user to clean the path and re-hydrate. check-stale-submodule-paths: $(V1) SENTINEL=$$(mktemp); $(RM) $$SENTINEL; \ git config --file .gitmodules --get-regexp '\.path$$' 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $$2}' | \ while IFS= read -r p; do \ [ -d "$$p" ] || continue; \ [ -e "$$p/.git" ] && continue; \ [ -z "$$(ls -A "$$p" 2>/dev/null)" ] && continue; \ echo "STALE: $$p contains files but is not a hydrated submodule on this branch"; \ echo " fix: rm -rf $$p && git submodule update --init --checkout --recursive -- $$p"; \ echo "stale" > $$SENTINEL; \ done; \ if [ -f $$SENTINEL ]; then \ $(RM) $$SENTINEL; \ exit 1; \ fi