Arlifile.cmake.erb in arli-1.2.1

- old
+ new

@@ -8,12 +8,15 @@
 # curious as to how you can build complex Arduino Projects using Arli,
 # we suggest that you run the following commands to explore Arli:
 # 
 #      arli generate MyTestProject --workspace ~/workspace
 #      cd ~/workspace/MyTestProject
-#      bin/setup
-#      bin/build src
+#      mkdir build; cd build
+#      cmake ..
+#      make                        <— builds your firmware
+#      make upload                 <— uploads your firmware to the device
+#      make MyTestProject-serial   <— starts a screen session with serial connection
 #
 # And you should see a binary image built for the default board, or the 
 # board you specified in the Arlifile.
 #
 # For more info:
@@ -30,20 +33,19 @@
       <%= library.name %><% end %>)
 
 set(ARLI_ARDUINO_LIBS <% arduino_libraries.each do |library| %>
       <%= library.name %><% end %>)
 
-<% device_libraries_headers_only.each do |library| %>
-set(<%= library.name %>_ONLY_HEADER yes)<% end %>
-<% custom_libraries_headers_only.each do |library| %>
-set(<%= library.canonical_dir %>_ONLY_HEADER yes)<% end %>
+<% libraries.each do |library| %><% if library.depends %><%= cmake_dependencies(library) %><% end %><% end %>
 
+<% device_libraries_headers_only.each do |library| %>set(<%= library.name %>_ONLY_HEADER yes)<% end %>
+<% custom_libraries_headers_only.each do |library| %>set(<%= library.canonical_dir %>_ONLY_HEADER yes)<% end %>
+
 include(Arli)
 
 arli_detect_serial_device("/dev/null")
-arli_detect_board("<%= board %>" "<%= cpu %>")
 
-message(STATUS "device: [${BOARD_DEVICE}], board: [${BOARD_NAME}], cpu: [${BOARD_CPU}] <<<")
+<% if board && cpu %>arli_detect_board("<%= board %>" "<%= cpu %>")<% end %>
 
-arli_build_all_libraries()
+message(STATUS "HARDWARE:\n   • BOARD_DEVICE=[${BOARD_DEVICE}]\n   • BOARD_NAME=[${BOARD_NAME}]\n   • BOARD_CPU=[${BOARD_CPU}]")
 
-
+arli_build_all_libraries()