Resolve merge conflicts in target.cpp #42
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Applied the following conflict resolutions:
Result:
✓ target.cpp compiles successfully for both companion and repeater ✓ Consistent use of RADIO_DRIVER_AVAILABLE guards throughout ✓ Radio globals remain unguarded (Option 1)
✓ Radio initialization properly guarded with RADIO_DRIVER_AVAILABLE
Note: Pre-existing errors in example files (MyMesh.cpp line 1465 syntax error, UITask.cpp missing includes) are unrelated to target.cpp changes.
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This pull request resolves merge conflicts within
target.cppby standardizing preprocessor directives and clarifying comments. The changes ensure consistent compilation and proper guarding of radio initialization across different build configurations, specifically addressing issues for repeater builds by introducing a new build flag.Highlights
RADIO_DRIVER_AVAILABLE=1build flag to theplatformio.iniconfiguration for thesensecap_indicator_d1lvariant, ensuring this define is present for repeater builds.#ifdef WRAPPER_CLASSpreprocessor guard with#if RADIO_DRIVER_AVAILABLEintarget.cppfor the radio initialization block, standardizing the condition for radio driver availability.LORA_TX_POWERintarget.cppfrom 'for companion builds' to 'for builds that don't define it', providing a more accurate description of its purpose.Using Gemini Code Assist
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This pull request introduces a new build flag,
RADIO_DRIVER_AVAILABLE=1, inplatformio.inifor thesensecap_indicator_d1lvariant. This new flag is then used intarget.cppto conditionally compile the radio initialization logic, replacing the previous reliance onWRAPPER_CLASS. Additionally, a minor comment clarification was made intarget.cppregarding the default definition ofLORA_TX_POWER.