Minor fixups to compile with TF-M #2403
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TF-M requires c99 compatibility, which throws errors at these lines This patch fixes those errors and is currently applied by TF-M when cloning the SDK, but it would be better to get it into the SDK by default so that patch isn't needed
kilograham
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Apr 9, 2025
Also fix devinfo type
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TF-M (Arm Trusted Firmware M) requires c99 compatibility, which throws errors at these lines. There is currently a patch for 2.0.0 in TF-M which fixes these errors, which TF-M applies when cloning the SDK. I have updated it to work with 2.1.0, 2.1.1, and the
developbranch here, but it would be nice to get these fixups into the SDK so TF-M doesn't require this patch anymore.