newt/syscfg: Expand nested MYNEWT_VAL references #596
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Now Newt will resolve references of nested MYNEWT_VAL references. Example: CONFIG_A: MYNEWT_VAL(CONFIG_B) CONFIG_B: MYNEWT_VAL(CONFIG_C) CONFIG_C: 1 Before this change the outcome of this configuration would depend on configs resolution order. If CONFIG_A would be resolved before CONFIG_B the final outcome would be: CONFIG_A: 'MYNEWT_VAL(CONFIG_C)' <- string copied from not yet resolved CONFIG_B CONFIG_B: 1 CONFIG_C: 1 Now all the configs will get value 1, as expected.
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Now Newt will resolve references of nested MYNEWT_VAL references.
Example:
CONFIG_A: MYNEWT_VAL(CONFIG_B)
CONFIG_B: MYNEWT_VAL(CONFIG_C)
CONFIG_C: 1
Before this change the outcome of this configuration would depend on configs resolution order.
If CONFIG_A would be resolved before CONFIG_B the final outcome would be: CONFIG_A: 'MYNEWT_VAL(CONFIG_C)' <- string copied from not yet resolved CONFIG_B CONFIG_B: 1
CONFIG_C: 1
Now all the configs will get value 1, as expected.