Closed brizzolazzi closed 1 month ago
If it is in a submodule, just set PICO_SDK_PATH to point to it in your parent CMakeLists.txt
The docker image does not contain pico-sdk but should contain picotool binary. Instead any repo has its own submodule in a different path. In this scenario, during the build process of the docker image, the PICO_SDK_PATH Is not available.
The docker image does not contain any git repository.
The docker image does not contain pico-sdk but should contain picotool binary.
I guess in that case you'll need to build the picotool binary outside of the docker container, and then copy it into the docker container afterwards.
Anyways, best to ask questions here https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewforum.php?f=145
I need to build a vscode devcontainer containing picotool and other stuff. pico-sdk instead should not be present, and thus nor the PICO_SDK_PATH. The reason is that pico-sdk should be a git submodule of my repo. How to deal with this kind of scenario?
Many thanks in advance.