cpu/esp8266: Add missing MCU_ESP8266 define for vendor code #20415
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Follow-up-for: RIOT-OS#20397 Closes: RIOT-OS#20409 Closes: RIOT-OS#20415
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These two files may originally be vendor files, but have been heavily customized, including AIU the addition of the MCU_. I'm not objecting to this fix, but think that #20416 is the approach that leaves less legacy sitting around. Either of you please have a look and either ACK the other one, or just hit the "merge when ready" button again here. |
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Let's go with #20416 instead. I incorrectly assumed the vendor files were unmodified and just adding the required |
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Contribution description
Dropping the
MCUvariable in #20397 resulted in breaking the compilation of the vendor code in a non-obvious way. Adding aCFLAGS += -DMCU_ESP8266specifically to the modules containing the vendor code that need this define fixes the issue.Testing procedure
ESP8266 should boot again
Issues/PRs references
Follow up to #20397
Alternative to #20409