Compile using Docker and GitHub actions

RobertDaleSmith / USBRetro

USBRetro: Robust USB host controller input for retro consoles.

https://usbretro.com

Apache License 2.0

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Compile using Docker and GitHub actions #17

Closed bestie closed 8 months ago

bestie commented 8 months ago

Add a Dockerfile to reproducibly compile the project with the correct dependencies and gcc version.
Compilation is triggered by each push to master (currently just for Raspberry Pi Pico).
Binaries are uploaded after build via actions.
pico-sdk version is hardcoded to the 1.5.1 tag.
README instructions for tinyUSB state 'master' which would have been 4b3b401ce at time of writing.

RobertDaleSmith commented 8 months ago

This is really awesome! I appreciate you adding this to the project. It will be really helpful going forward. 🙏🙏

Most of the adapters I have created so far with this firmware use the kb2040. So I may extend this when I get a chance to build for all three 'supported' boards. Pico, KB2040, QTPY. Maybe I can do file name scheme like usbretro_kb2040_pce.uf2.

bestie commented 8 months ago

My pleasure!

A script naming scheme is good idea, I was hoping to just use an environment variable, but then I realized there were wasn't a single BOARD variable. That should provide flexibility to handle all the annoying differences and keep it explicit which boards are supported.