This utilizes CMake variables and definitions. On LUS's side, the definitions default to what they currently are; no changes without input from a port. They use set(CACHE) to allow for being lower priority.
All a port has to do is implement a custom cmake file that defines the same variables using non-cache set() so that the variable usage later finds them before looking in the cache for LUS's definitions.
EDIT: As a side note, only the prefixes for gControllers and gAdvancedResolution are configurable. Their sub-variables remain fixed in LUS.
This utilizes CMake variables and definitions. On LUS's side, the definitions default to what they currently are; no changes without input from a port. They use
set(CACHE)to allow for being lower priority.All a port has to do is implement a custom cmake file that defines the same variables using non-cache
set()so that the variable usage later finds them before looking in the cache for LUS's definitions.EDIT: As a side note, only the prefixes for
gControllersandgAdvancedResolutionare configurable. Their sub-variables remain fixed in LUS.