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[fix] allow cmsis dsp on hosted linux#1331

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[fix] allow cmsis dsp on hosted linux#1331
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@hshose hshose commented Feb 11, 2026

It can be annoyingly hard to develop numerics directly on bare-metal microcontroller.
The CMSIS DSP compiles just fine on the hosted-linux target.

Is there any reason to not allow for this target in the lbuild module?

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There was a previous attempt at this: #1203

I think it's fine, but modm support for hosted is pretty minimal and maybe using the official Python package is a better experience overall?

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Please add a small example for hoested linux so that thies doesn't break in the future

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hshose commented Feb 17, 2026

Sorry for the delay :-D I've added the same examples that run on the STM32F4.

I also needed to remove the CMake parts of the examples because the CI wouldn't run otherwise. Do we need something CMake or is just scons okay?

@hshose hshose force-pushed the fix/cmsis-hosted branch 2 times, most recently from db1aa58 to 2bf8328 Compare February 17, 2026 18:20
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hshose commented Feb 18, 2026

update: ci seems to check out now :-)

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Thanks!

@salkinium salkinium merged commit 03bfac6 into modm-io:develop Feb 23, 2026
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