Restore current Zephyr compatibility #1039
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This patch restores the abilty to use this SDK without any changes to Zephyr. It moves the GNU toolchains back to the top level, places hosttools at the top level and moves the cmake/zephyr/gnu files back to cmake/zephyr. The goal is to change the sequencing of the restructuring to ease migration. Instead of requiring synchronous changes between SDK and Zephyr, we'll plan on updating Zephyr with the ability to handle either structure, then modify the SDK structure once Zephyr is ready. Signed-off-by: Keith Packard <keithp@keithp.com>
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This patch restores the abilty to use this SDK without any changes to Zephyr. It moves the GNU toolchains back to the top level, places hosttools at the top level and moves the cmake/zephyr/gnu files back to cmake/zephyr.
The goal is to change the sequencing of the restructuring to ease migration. Instead of requiring synchronous changes between SDK and Zephyr, we'll plan on updating Zephyr with the ability to handle either structure, then modify the SDK structure once Zephyr is ready.