EXPERIMENTAL: defmt: Implement Format unconditionally #369
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The extra data defmt emits do not go well with the linker which the crates choose. This might get better with knurling-rs/defmt#878 (comment) over time; let's retry when that one is through. |
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Funnily, using the hexencode-and-no-equals branch fixes things for Linux, but leaves them broken for Windows and breaks for MacOS; we'll know more when that defmt PR settles (and can then tell more easily whether it's the hex thing or my hack for getting rid of the |
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This first iteration is mainly a test to see if we can do this unconditionally -- our CI builds Python binaries out of all those, so seeing it pass should be a good indication that indeed it's fine to implement defmt::Format even without having any linker script support.