Suport for ESP32 using Arduino libs #182
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…hey will safely be ignored by the compiler since they don't end in .c or .cpp. Added library include directories for CLion compatibility.
Respect CMake include path when searching for library dependency directories
Now it supports any number of subsettings, and also
single setting values like `name=Arduino`
Additionally this adds a method which allows to replace variables
within a settings value.
E.g.
`tools.avrdude.path={runtime.tools.avrdude.path}`
…H/hardware This also adds support for 3-rd party hardware definitions like espressif/esp32 Note that this does not yet add support for compiling esp32
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This PR is a follow-up of francoiscampbell#7 and adds support for compiling programs for an Espressif ESP32 chip.
In my tests I used an Adafruit Feather ESP32. It also adds an example for using the Access Point on ESP32