Building NuttX for rp2040 touches two files below the pico-sdk directory, as 
can be seen in nuttx/arch/arm/src/rp2040/boot2/Make.defs
Soon after the (empty) files are used they are deleted.

This obviously fails if there is no write access to the directory where it 
tries to write. For instance if one has installed the pico-sdk-src package on 
Debian or Ubuntu.

What is the need for this method? Is it necessary to have write access to the 
pico-sdk tree?

Btw, similar stuff seem to be in other makefiles elsewhere in the NuttX source 
tree.

Anders

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