We just updated the version from 14 to 16. But very unfortunately
clang-format-16 was just deprecated recently. So this time we update
the version to the latest available one. There are newer releases than
19 (like 20) but as I tested, sudo apt-get install -y clang-format-19
can work while 20 doesn't work.
misc-include-cleaner in clang-tidy-19 exerts a very strict check which
requires to directly include all headers for every symbols in the
source file. However in our current code we intentionally use some
indirect include. So this commit disables misc-include-cleaner.
It would be easier to use OpenThread public headers if they are
self-contained and follows the IWYU style guide. This commit fixes some
style issues to make the public headers self-contained and IWYU. The
existing pretty check is also extended to verify the OpenThread public
headers are self-contained and follows IWYU.
The bootstrap script taps `armmbed/formulae`, and then tries
to install `arm-none-eabi-gcc` from that tap. However, if the
user has already tapped a different tap that offers
`arm-none-eabi-gcc`, then the install will fail.
This change removes the ambiguity of the install by specifying
the tap to use.
Summary of changes:
- Enable building OpenThread RCP image on the Raspberry Pi (aarch64)
directly (using Ubuntu)
- Fix problem with not having access to the /opt folder as a user
It seems to be unnecessary to install these format dependencies when
setting up OpenThread on a Raspbian (Mostly people don't develop or
submit PR from a Raspberry pi). So by default don't install these
format dependencies on Raspbian to save time.
This commit allows bootstrap not to fail but print warning if
installing llvm@9 or clang-format-9 or clang-tidy-9 failed. This has
been the best practice for installing other pretty tools.
- Use cmake to build.
- Use rcp instead of transceiver simplicity.
- Add virtual time options for cmake.
- Enable readline support for posix apps.
- Use ninja instead of make.
By default, Ubuntu or Debian based "apt" or "apt-get" system installs
recommended but not required packages.
By passing "--no-install-recommends" option, the user lets apt-get
know not to consider recommended packages as a dependency to install.
This results in smaller downloads and installation of packages.
Signed-off-by: Pratik Raj <rajpratik71@gmail.com>
Li Cao