# Target Configurations
# The default [esf] sections have been removed because they aren't important here.
# What is important in your target.toml files is your user section.
# You can define things like extra include directories, more object files, and more.
# One thing to note is that arrays will ADD to the make variable. Regular strings will 
# REPLACE the variable if it already exists.
# Example
#	inc_dirs = ["inc/dir/one", "inc/dir/two" ]
# 	This will ADD to the already existing include directories in your makefile
#
# 	toolchain = "/usr/bin/arm-unknown-eabi"
# 	This will REPLACE the already existing toolchain variable.
#
#
# In order to revert from these changes to the defaults, you just need to remove the variables.
# Igloo will restore the missing variables with their originals.
[esf]
# ignore this section. Focus on the user section

[user]
# esf modules have yet to be created, but when they are created, they will be added like this.
modules = ["usart_sync", "usart_async"]

# At some point, igloo will support some editors. This just means producing a project file or a specific directory
# so that your editor or ide will already see your project as a project and not just a bunch of files.
# The editor var will also be allowed to include some extra support like bear (for generating compile_commands.json)
# This has not yet been implemented.
# editor = ["nvim", "bear"]

[user.make]
toolchain = "/usr/bin/arm-unknown-eabi" # custom toolchain path here
objs = ["my/object.o"]
# inc_dirs: Specify include directories you want the toolchain to see
# Specify paths from the root of your project, not absolute dirs
inc_dirs = ["inc/dir/one", "inc/dir/two"]