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Errors will be shown at the bottom of the screen. This will not catch behavior issues, just will catch compiler errors. The behavior will be checked by a firmware team member and later you may be able to come to the bay and run your code on the physical board.Once you believe your code is working and you get no errors or warnings you are ready to open a pull request to the “embedded-bootcamp” repo that you cloned the project from and message the #bootcamp Discord channel to ask someone to review it
Submission
Because this is the firmware subteam the code we write can control physical hardware. To submit this bootcamp you will be asked to have your code reviewed by a member of the team and when they are satisfied with it you can book a time to come into the WARG bay to test and debug your code on the physical setup.
To submit your work for review, create a pull request of your fork against the UWARG/embedded-bootcamp repository. Name your pull request Bootcamp: YOURNAME. Tell the responsible team lead that you've completed the bootcamp in the #Bootcamp Discord channel and they will have someone review your submission. You may be asked to revise some things.