Include the required linker script for the language data #11
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Instead of relying on patching the Arduino's avr6.xn linker script (which is required for the custom language data sections), provide the linker script and use linker flags in boards.txt to use it. This *greatly* simplifies the installation and usage of Arduino, and also ensures the firmware is always built correctly, since a missing section will result in a non-working firmware which is difficult to diagnose.
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Instead of relying on patching the Arduino's avr6.xn linker script
(which is required for the custom language data sections), provide the
linker script and use linker flags in boards.txt to use it.
This greatly simplifies the installation and usage of Arduino, and
also ensures the firmware is always built correctly, since a missing
section will result in a non-working firmware which is difficult to
diagnose.