Flash functions in PICO_NO_FLASH binaries #2759
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Needed for this raspberrypi/pico-examples#653 |
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Probably would be nicer if It would also need a |
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Then you would be able to remove these functions by setting PICO_INCLUDE_FLASH_UTILS=0 in flash builds. Which will cause odd behaviour? |
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We assume that PICO_NO_FLASH binaries means the device does not have a flash chip. But it's possible that you want a ram binary AND want to mess about with flash, e.g. for flash nuke or something that uses the unique flash id. Add PICO_INCLUDE_FLASH_UTILS which forces some flash functions to be included.
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We assume that PICO_NO_FLASH binaries means the device does not have a flash chip. But it's possible that you want a ram binary AND want to mess about with flash, e.g. for flash nuke or something that uses the unique flash id.
Add PICO_INCLUDE_FLASH_UTILS which forces some flash functions to be included.