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During the copy operation of helper.py, the source code can be opened and modified by the rewrite_replace function. This is not ideal of the project name is, say, QSPI, and a macro is called DSY_QSPI_BSS (the QSPI would be replaced by the new project name). There should probably just be a check that excludes files with .cpp or .h extensions.
Also, line 122 is mistakenly formatted as if it were a C printf.
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I'm down with a generic "don't open .h/.c/.s/.cpp" rule. The file name should still be replaced, but none of the contents need be changed. Can't think of a case where that'd be desirable anyway.
During the copy operation of
helper.py
, the source code can be opened and modified by therewrite_replace
function. This is not ideal of the project name is, say,QSPI
, and a macro is calledDSY_QSPI_BSS
(the QSPI would be replaced by the new project name). There should probably just be a check that excludes files with .cpp or .h extensions.Also, line 122 is mistakenly formatted as if it were a C
printf
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: