Update to build uf2 and elf with build.py
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@ -103,19 +103,62 @@ Filters you can use:
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## Building and flashing firmware
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Prereqs: Pico SDK + CMake toolchain set up.
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### One-shot build + flash (picotool)
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### Using `build.py`
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`build.py` configures CMake, builds the firmware, checks that both output formats
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were created, and flashes the ELF with `picotool`.
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Before running it:
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1. Install the Pico SDK, CMake toolchain, and `picotool`.
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2. Connect the Pico in BOOTSEL mode.
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3. From the repository root, run:
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```sh
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python3 build.py
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```
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- Requires `picotool` on your `PATH` (or set `PICOTOOL_PATH=/path/to/picotool`) and a connected Pico in BOOTSEL mode to automatically flash.
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- Set `ELF_PATH` to override the default `build/switch-pico.elf`.
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The generated files are:
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- `build/switch-pico.elf`, which `build.py` passes to `picotool`.
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- `build/switch-pico.uf2`, which can also be copied to the Pico manually.
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To customize the controller grip color while building, pass one of these mutually
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exclusive options:
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```sh
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# Use a random color for both grips
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python3 build.py --random-grip-color
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# Use a specific six-digit RGB color for both grips
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python3 build.py --grip-color FF00AA
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```
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Both options update `controller_color_config.h` before building. With no color
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option, that file is left unchanged. Run `python3 build.py --help` to see the
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available command-line options.
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If the tools or artifacts are in non-default locations, use these environment
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variables:
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```sh
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PICOTOOL_PATH=/path/to/picotool \
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ELF_PATH=/path/to/switch-pico.elf \
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UF2_PATH=/path/to/switch-pico.uf2 \
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python3 build.py
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```
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`PICOTOOL_PATH` selects the flashing tool, `ELF_PATH` selects the ELF that is
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checked and flashed, and `UF2_PATH` selects the UF2 that is checked after the
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build. Their defaults are `picotool` from `PATH`, `build/switch-pico.elf`, and
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`build/switch-pico.uf2`, respectively.
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### Manual build
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```sh
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cmake -S . -B build -DSWITCH_PICO_LOG=OFF
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cmake --build build -j
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```
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This produces a `.uf2` you can flash (typically `build/switch-pico.uf2`).
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This produces both `build/switch-pico.elf` and a flashable `build/switch-pico.uf2`.
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### Manual UF2 flashing (BOOTSEL, no tools)
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If you already have a built (or use the pre-built one in `firmware/`) `.uf2`, you can flash it without rebuilding:
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@ -131,11 +174,6 @@ Flash alternatives: bootsel + drag-drop or `picotool load`.
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Flags:
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- `SWITCH_PICO_LOG`: enable/disable UART logging on the Pico.
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### Changing controller colours
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`build.py` can optionally update the **grip** colours in `controller_color_config.h` before building/flashing (default leaves the file unchanged):
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- Random grip colours: `python3 build.py --random-grip-color`
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- Set grip colours: `python3 build.py --grip-color FF00AA`
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## Python bridge (recommended)
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Works on macOS, Windows, Linux. Uses SDL2 + pyserial.
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