misc: util: Allow conditional macros to depend on whether a property in DTS exists #14788
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This implements an idea from C Preprocessor tricks, tips, and idioms to allow for conditional compilation of code depending on whether a parametrically assembled macro resolves to a real defined macro (from DTS) or not.
E.g. newer Atmel sam0 parts have 4 interrupts associated with a SERCOM peripheral while older ones only had one. The Interrupt setup code is assembled in a macro already to prevent copy & paste for all SERCOMs. This allows to use a nested macro for the actual interrupt enablement. If the Interrupt exists, the corresponding setup code is inserted. If it doesn't exist, the macro resolves to nothing.
@Sizurka expressed interest in this too - #14685 (review)