Most tools used for compliance and SBOM generation use SPDX identifiers
This change brings us a step closer to an easy SBOM generation.
Signed-off-by: Alin Jerpelea <alin.jerpelea@sony.com>
This PR updates the dependencies for `dirlinks` so they're all real files. This allows `dirlinks` rule to not have to be rerun every time.
This PR also changes the name from `dirlinks` to `.dirlinks`, since a file named `.dirlinks` is created to denote that all symlinks have been created
Changes:
* tools/link.sh
* link.sh now detects broken symlinks. Previously, it would return `0` if the symlink existed, but didn't point to anything.
* tools/Makefile.unix
* Added dependencies to symlinks as order-only prerequisites. See https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Prerequisite-Types.html
* Removed `touch` from symlink recipes by specifying them as order only prerequisites.
* Check Kconfig variables before adding directories as symlinks
* Added rule for `$(TOPDIR)/arch/dummy/Kconfig`
* Added rule for `$(ARCH_SRC)/board/board`
* Added pattern rule (similar to `CONTEXTDIRS_DEPS`) for external folder dirlink dependencies
* Use $(APPDIR) instead of $(CONFIG_APPS_DIR), since on line 64 $(APPDIR) is validated and `realpath` is called on the path
* Added a rule `clean_dirlinks` to cleanup the symlinks in the correct order
* .gitignore
* Added ignore rule for `.dirlinks`
Testing
Step 1: configure nuttx:
```
$ (cd tools && ./configure.sh -a ../incubator-nuttx-apps stm32f3discovery:nsh)
```
part of the configure step ends up calling `.dirlinks`.
Step 2: We can confirm that `.dirlinks` doesn't need to be run again by running with the question flag: `--question`
```
$ make .dirlinks --question
$ echo $?
0
```
Step 3: confirm `make` succeeds.
```
make
```
