🏗️ Split macro into a separate sub-crate, firmware-controller-macros#33
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zeenix merged 1 commit intolayerx-world:mainfrom Mar 26, 2026
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🏗️ Split macro into a separate sub-crate, firmware-controller-macros#33zeenix merged 1 commit intolayerx-world:mainfrom
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This allows us to directly depend on the needed crates in the main crate, instead of assuming the using crate provides them. The `controller` macro is re-exported through the main crate and we recommend using it through it. This is also consistent with how most Rust projects handle macros.
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This allows us to directly depend on the needed crates in the main crate, instead of assuming the using crate provides them. The
controllermacro is re-exported through the main crate and we recommend using it through it.This is also consistent with how most Rust projects handle macros.