将.ignore_format.yml转为.clang-format-ignore

Signed-off-by: latercomer <[email protected]>

Author: ComerLater

bsp/.clang-format

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+# You can create .clang-format-ignore (https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html#clang-format-ignore) files to make clang-format ignore certain files. A .clang-format-ignore file consists of patterns of file path names. It has the following format:
+# - A blank line is skipped.
+# - Leading and trailing spaces of a line are trimmed.
+# - A line starting with a hash (#) is a comment.
+# - A non-comment line is a single pattern.
+# - The slash (/) is used as the directory separator.
+# - A pattern is relative to the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file (or the root directory if the pattern starts with a slash). Patterns containing drive names (e.g. C:) are not supported.
+# - Patterns follow the rules specified in POSIX 2.13.1, 2.13.2, and Rule 1 of 2.13.3.
+# - Bash globstar (**) is supported.
+# - A pattern is negated if it starts with a bang (!).
+# To match all files in a directory, use e.g. foo/bar/*. To match all files in the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file, use *. Multiple .clang-format-ignore files are supported similar to the .clang-format files, with a lower directory level file voiding the higher level ones.
+#
+TARGET_RTT-062S2/**

bsp/Infineon/psoc6-evaluationkit-062S2/libs/.clang-format-ignore

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+# You can create .clang-format-ignore (https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html#clang-format-ignore) files to make clang-format ignore certain files. A .clang-format-ignore file consists of patterns of file path names. It has the following format:
+# - A blank line is skipped.
+# - Leading and trailing spaces of a line are trimmed.
+# - A line starting with a hash (#) is a comment.
+# - A non-comment line is a single pattern.
+# - The slash (/) is used as the directory separator.
+# - A pattern is relative to the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file (or the root directory if the pattern starts with a slash). Patterns containing drive names (e.g. C:) are not supported.
+# - Patterns follow the rules specified in POSIX 2.13.1, 2.13.2, and Rule 1 of 2.13.3.
+# - Bash globstar (**) is supported.
+# - A pattern is negated if it starts with a bang (!).
+# To match all files in a directory, use e.g. foo/bar/*. To match all files in the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file, use *. Multiple .clang-format-ignore files are supported similar to the .clang-format files, with a lower directory level file voiding the higher level ones.
+#
+CMSIS/**
+VangoV85xx_standard_peripheral/**

bsp/Vango/v85xx/Libraries/.clang-format-ignore

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+
+# You can create .clang-format-ignore (https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html#clang-format-ignore) files to make clang-format ignore certain files. A .clang-format-ignore file consists of patterns of file path names. It has the following format:
+# - A blank line is skipped.
+# - Leading and trailing spaces of a line are trimmed.
+# - A line starting with a hash (#) is a comment.
+# - A non-comment line is a single pattern.
+# - The slash (/) is used as the directory separator.
+# - A pattern is relative to the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file (or the root directory if the pattern starts with a slash). Patterns containing drive names (e.g. C:) are not supported.
+# - Patterns follow the rules specified in POSIX 2.13.1, 2.13.2, and Rule 1 of 2.13.3.
+# - Bash globstar (**) is supported.
+# - A pattern is negated if it starts with a bang (!).
+# To match all files in a directory, use e.g. foo/bar/*. To match all files in the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file, use *. Multiple .clang-format-ignore files are supported similar to the .clang-format files, with a lower directory level file voiding the higher level ones.
+#
+CMSIS/**
+VangoV85xxP_standard_peripheral/**

bsp/Vango/v85xxp/Libraries/.clang-format-ignore

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+
+# You can create .clang-format-ignore (https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html#clang-format-ignore) files to make clang-format ignore certain files. A .clang-format-ignore file consists of patterns of file path names. It has the following format:
+# - A blank line is skipped.
+# - Leading and trailing spaces of a line are trimmed.
+# - A line starting with a hash (#) is a comment.
+# - A non-comment line is a single pattern.
+# - The slash (/) is used as the directory separator.
+# - A pattern is relative to the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file (or the root directory if the pattern starts with a slash). Patterns containing drive names (e.g. C:) are not supported.
+# - Patterns follow the rules specified in POSIX 2.13.1, 2.13.2, and Rule 1 of 2.13.3.
+# - Bash globstar (**) is supported.
+# - A pattern is negated if it starts with a bang (!).
+# To match all files in a directory, use e.g. foo/bar/*. To match all files in the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file, use *. Multiple .clang-format-ignore files are supported similar to the .clang-format files, with a lower directory level file voiding the higher level ones.
+#
+libraries/**

bsp/acm32/acm32f0x0-nucleo/.clang-format-ignore

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+
+# You can create .clang-format-ignore (https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html#clang-format-ignore) files to make clang-format ignore certain files. A .clang-format-ignore file consists of patterns of file path names. It has the following format:
+# - A blank line is skipped.
+# - Leading and trailing spaces of a line are trimmed.
+# - A line starting with a hash (#) is a comment.
+# - A non-comment line is a single pattern.
+# - The slash (/) is used as the directory separator.
+# - A pattern is relative to the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file (or the root directory if the pattern starts with a slash). Patterns containing drive names (e.g. C:) are not supported.
+# - Patterns follow the rules specified in POSIX 2.13.1, 2.13.2, and Rule 1 of 2.13.3.
+# - Bash globstar (**) is supported.
+# - A pattern is negated if it starts with a bang (!).
+# To match all files in a directory, use e.g. foo/bar/*. To match all files in the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file, use *. Multiple .clang-format-ignore files are supported similar to the .clang-format files, with a lower directory level file voiding the higher level ones.
+#
+libraries/**

bsp/acm32/acm32f4xx-nucleo/.clang-format-ignore

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+# You can create .clang-format-ignore (https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html#clang-format-ignore) files to make clang-format ignore certain files. A .clang-format-ignore file consists of patterns of file path names. It has the following format:
+# - A blank line is skipped.
+# - Leading and trailing spaces of a line are trimmed.
+# - A line starting with a hash (#) is a comment.
+# - A non-comment line is a single pattern.
+# - The slash (/) is used as the directory separator.
+# - A pattern is relative to the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file (or the root directory if the pattern starts with a slash). Patterns containing drive names (e.g. C:) are not supported.
+# - Patterns follow the rules specified in POSIX 2.13.1, 2.13.2, and Rule 1 of 2.13.3.
+# - Bash globstar (**) is supported.
+# - A pattern is negated if it starts with a bang (!).
+# To match all files in a directory, use e.g. foo/bar/*. To match all files in the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file, use *. Multiple .clang-format-ignore files are supported similar to the .clang-format files, with a lower directory level file voiding the higher level ones.
+#
+APM32F0xx_Library/**
+APM32F10x_Library/**
+APM32F4xx_Library/**
+APM32E10x_Library/**
+APM32S10x_Library/**

bsp/apm32/libraries/.clang-format-ignore

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+
+# You can create .clang-format-ignore (https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html#clang-format-ignore) files to make clang-format ignore certain files. A .clang-format-ignore file consists of patterns of file path names. It has the following format:
+# - A blank line is skipped.
+# - Leading and trailing spaces of a line are trimmed.
+# - A line starting with a hash (#) is a comment.
+# - A non-comment line is a single pattern.
+# - The slash (/) is used as the directory separator.
+# - A pattern is relative to the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file (or the root directory if the pattern starts with a slash). Patterns containing drive names (e.g. C:) are not supported.
+# - Patterns follow the rules specified in POSIX 2.13.1, 2.13.2, and Rule 1 of 2.13.3.
+# - Bash globstar (**) is supported.
+# - A pattern is negated if it starts with a bang (!).
+# To match all files in a directory, use e.g. foo/bar/*. To match all files in the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file, use *. Multiple .clang-format-ignore files are supported similar to the .clang-format files, with a lower directory level file voiding the higher level ones.
+#
+CMSIS/**

bsp/at32/libraries/.clang-format-ignore

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+
+# You can create .clang-format-ignore (https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html#clang-format-ignore) files to make clang-format ignore certain files. A .clang-format-ignore file consists of patterns of file path names. It has the following format:
+# - A blank line is skipped.
+# - Leading and trailing spaces of a line are trimmed.
+# - A line starting with a hash (#) is a comment.
+# - A non-comment line is a single pattern.
+# - The slash (/) is used as the directory separator.
+# - A pattern is relative to the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file (or the root directory if the pattern starts with a slash). Patterns containing drive names (e.g. C:) are not supported.
+# - Patterns follow the rules specified in POSIX 2.13.1, 2.13.2, and Rule 1 of 2.13.3.
+# - Bash globstar (**) is supported.
+# - A pattern is negated if it starts with a bang (!).
+# To match all files in a directory, use e.g. foo/bar/*. To match all files in the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file, use *. Multiple .clang-format-ignore files are supported similar to the .clang-format files, with a lower directory level file voiding the higher level ones.
+#
+drivers/**
+tools/**

bsp/bouffalo_lab/libraries/bl_mcu_sdk/.clang-format-ignore

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+# You can create .clang-format-ignore (https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html#clang-format-ignore) files to make clang-format ignore certain files. A .clang-format-ignore file consists of patterns of file path names. It has the following format:
+# - A blank line is skipped.
+# - Leading and trailing spaces of a line are trimmed.
+# - A line starting with a hash (#) is a comment.
+# - A non-comment line is a single pattern.
+# - The slash (/) is used as the directory separator.
+# - A pattern is relative to the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file (or the root directory if the pattern starts with a slash). Patterns containing drive names (e.g. C:) are not supported.
+# - Patterns follow the rules specified in POSIX 2.13.1, 2.13.2, and Rule 1 of 2.13.3.
+# - Bash globstar (**) is supported.
+# - A pattern is negated if it starts with a bang (!).
+# To match all files in a directory, use e.g. foo/bar/*. To match all files in the directory of the .clang-format-ignore file, use *. Multiple .clang-format-ignore files are supported similar to the .clang-format files, with a lower directory level file voiding the higher level ones.
+#
+bmsis/**
+core_v_hal/**
+core_v_udma_driver/**