OVMS3-idf/tools/cmake/project.cmake

# Designed to be included from an IDF app's CMakeLists.txt file
#
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.5)

# Set IDF_PATH, as nothing else will work without this
set(IDF_PATH "$ENV{IDF_PATH}")
if(NOT IDF_PATH)
    # Documentation says you should set IDF_PATH in your environment, but we
    # can infer it here if it's not set.
    set(IDF_PATH ${CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR})    
endif()
file(TO_CMAKE_PATH "${IDF_PATH}" IDF_PATH)
set($ENV{IDF_PATH} "${IDF_PATH}")

#
# Load cmake modules
#
set(CMAKE_MODULE_PATH
    "${IDF_PATH}/tools/cmake"
    "${IDF_PATH}/tools/cmake/third_party"
    ${CMAKE_MODULE_PATH})
include(GetGitRevisionDescription)
include(utilities)
include(components)
include(kconfig)
include(git_submodules)
include(idf_functions)

set_default(PYTHON "python")

# project
#
# This macro wraps the cmake 'project' command to add
# all of the IDF-specific functionality required
#
# Implementation Note: This macro wraps 'project' on purpose, because cmake has
# some backwards-compatible magic where if you don't call "project" in the
# top-level CMakeLists file, it will call it implicitly. However, the implicit
# project will not have CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE set and therefore tries to
# create a native build project.
#
# Therefore, to keep all the IDF "build magic", the cleanest way is to keep the
# top-level "project" call but customize it to do what we want in the IDF build.
#
macro(project name)
    # Set global variables used by rest of the build
    idf_set_global_variables()

    # Search COMPONENT_DIRS for COMPONENTS, make a list of full paths to each
    # component in COMPONENT_PATHS
    components_find_all("${COMPONENT_DIRS}" "${COMPONENTS}"
        COMPONENT_PATHS COMPONENTS)

    # Print list of components
    string(REPLACE ";" " " COMPONENTS_SPACES "${COMPONENTS}")
    message(STATUS "Component names: ${COMPONENTS_SPACES}")
    unset(COMPONENTS_SPACES)
    message(STATUS "Component paths: ${COMPONENT_PATHS}")

    kconfig_set_variables()

    kconfig_process_config()

    # Include sdkconfig.cmake so rest of the build knows the configuration
    include(${SDKCONFIG_CMAKE})

    # Now the configuration is loaded, set the toolchain appropriately
    #
    # TODO: support more toolchains than just ESP32
    set(CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE $ENV{IDF_PATH}/tools/cmake/toolchain-esp32.cmake)

    # Declare the actual cmake-level project
    _project(${name} ASM C CXX)

    # generate compile_commands.json (needs to come after project)
    set(CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS 1)

    # Verify the environment is configured correctly
    idf_verify_environment()

    # Add some idf-wide definitions
    idf_set_global_compiler_options()

    # Check git revision (may trigger reruns of cmake)
    ##  sets IDF_VER to IDF git revision
    idf_get_git_revision()
    ## if project uses git, retrieve revision
    git_describe(PROJECT_VER "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}")

    # Include any top-level project_include.cmake files from components
    foreach(component ${COMPONENT_PATHS})
        include_if_exists("${component}/project_include.cmake")
    endforeach()

    #
    # Add each component to the build as a library
    #
    foreach(COMPONENT_PATH ${COMPONENT_PATHS})
        get_filename_component(COMPONENT_NAME ${COMPONENT_PATH} NAME)
        add_subdirectory(${COMPONENT_PATH} ${COMPONENT_NAME})
    endforeach()
    unset(COMPONENT_NAME)
    unset(COMPONENT_PATH)

    #
    # Add the app executable to the build (has name of PROJECT.elf)
    #
    idf_add_executable()

    # Write project description JSON file
    configure_file("${IDF_PATH}/tools/cmake/project_description.json.in"
        "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/project_description.json")

    #
    # Finish component registration (add cross-dependencies, make
    # executable dependent on all components)
    #
    components_finish_registration()

endmacro()