Avoid tests being compiled by Arduino build system #48
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The placement of the tests program in the root of the library caused it to be compiled by the Arduino build system, which causes serious problems: - Compilation fails for boards whose toolchain doesn't provide iostream - When compilation doesn't fail, the test `main()` overrides the Arduino core library's `main()`, completely nuking the user's sketch, including the USB CDC code that provides a serial port for uploads on native USB MCUs (e.g., ATSAMD21G18), soft bricking the board.
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The placement of the tests program in the root of the library caused it to be compiled by the Arduino build system, which
causes serious problems:
main()overrides the Arduino core library'smain(), completely nuking the user's sketch. On MCUs with native USB (e.g., ATSAMD21G18), this includes the USB CDC code that provides a serial port for uploads on native USB MCUs (e.g., ATSAMD21G18), soft bricking the board.The new location for the file is fairly standardized. For example:
https://github.com/arduino-libraries/ArduinoIoTCloud/tree/master/extras/test
The
extrasfolder is intended to be a place to put things that should be ignored by the Arduino development software and build system:https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/library-specification/#extra-documentation