Expanded debug mode in Makefile

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Expanded debug mode in Makefile #46

Closed wimrijnders closed 4 years ago

wimrijnders commented 6 years ago

This adds switches for debug mode, for more strict testing of the code and for enabling IDE debugging.

In particular, -Wall has been added. Changes have been made to the code so that all displayed warnings are handled.

Further:

Added target run_all to the Makefile. This is intended to be an internal target, for running all the examples. The goal is to check if there are any errors during runtime when running any example.
Target help is now at the top of the makefile, so that it is guaranteed to run when just make is invoked. In addition, it is now one of the first things you see when you open the makefile.
In the makefile, there is now a distinction between TOOLS and EXAMPLES.

mn416 commented 6 years ago

Hi @wimrijnders,

I'd very much like these changes, but there too many conflicts with VPM refactoring work so this PR will have to wait.

wimrijnders commented 6 years ago

OK crap.

I'll do the following: revert the source code changes and just keep in the makefile changes. I'll disable the -Wall option or it will drive you crazy. I'll do that at a later time after you're done.

wimrijnders commented 6 years ago

My poor little Pi 1 is struggling to build. The Pi 3 is my official backup machine, so methinks it's time to start up the Pi 2 again....should save some build time.

EDIT: Oh, screw it. The Pi 3 is now officially not my backup server any more. EDIT2: Aargh! Forgot about the conflict with OpenGL. Back to configuring the Pi 2, then. :cry:.

wimrijnders commented 6 years ago

@mn416 OK reverted the Library files.

This is the first time I reverted only certain files in a commit to versions of several commits ago (TIL), so I hope I did it right. Would you mind reviewing?

wimrijnders commented 6 years ago

I am sad to say that my Pi 2 appears to be dead. Just a little sad, since it's not exactly an expensive thing to brick. But it would havve been nice if I had a Pi 1 2 and 3 to test.

It worked for about a minute and then....nothing.

Perhaps you have an idea to fix this? It might be a recurring problem. I've tried switching bootable SD , cards, no success.

EDIT: I removed it from its case, put the vacuum cleaner on it, and clickclacked the SD card a ridiculous amount of times. Behold, it has risen from the dead! Will given it hostname zombie.

EDIT2: And on subsequent restart it bricks again :cry:. But I got a bit further this time. It won't start up if HDMI is connected.