Allow basic application linkage from different build systems (GIT8266O-555) #978
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This is the least changes to support #977; I don't know if this will cover every use case or not, but it will enable me to move forward, for now.
The platform should be free to choose whatever the maintainers deemed as a necessity to move forward; on the other hand, it should not force anything on users and allow them to move forward too.
The SDK building facilities are doing too much IMO. It should take care of building libraries maintained by Espressif but let the user doing the other parts on their own. Moving forward, please don't try to be all purposed building tools.
Just do one thing, and do it well.