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Enhance build scripts, logging, and documentation for Zephyr and Linux targets; refactor state machine handling and improve error reporting in core functions. (#81)
- `-f <file(s)>`: Specify one or more input files (optional).
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- `-b`: (Zephyr only) Build for`b_u585i_iot02a` board instead of `native_sim`.
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- `-b <board>`: (Zephyr only) Select a zephyr board instead of the default `native_sim`:
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- `uw` -> b_u585i_iot02a + W5500
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- `ue` -> b_u585i_iot02a + ENC28J60
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- `your_option` -> any Zephyr-supported board
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- `-h`: Show help.
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#### Examples
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- The script checks build success and only runs the application if the build completes successfully.
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- The `mini-samples` directory contains a "Hello World" container, which is hardcoded as a C array. When Ocre is run without input file arguments, it executes this sample container by default. If an input file is provided, Zephyr will convert that file into a C array at build time and run it as a container. On Linux, this conversion does not occur — instead, Ocre simply opens and reads the provided file(s) directly from the filesystem.
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