Toolchain file update #233
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1. Use STM32_TOOLCHAIN_PATH if specified as environmental variable 2. Find tools like objcopy and size in default paths as well, which allows simply adding the binary folder of the toolchain to the path to find them. This also allows more consistent behaviour, because this already works for <cross-compile>-gcc/g++
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Ok. Maybe we can merge it first? It looks finished, but I have not read everything yet |
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I'm at work now. But looks fine, I will test ASAP and it can be merged regardless of other PR. As I said it was only for information. |
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STM32_TOOLCHAIN_PATHfrom environment if specified as environmental variablesimply adding the binary folder of the toolchain to the path to find them.
This also allows more consistent behaviour, because this already works
for -gcc/g++
closes #216