Update CMake template file for vendors
# These Amazon FreeRTOS related global variables are available to use.
# AFR_ROOT_DIR Amazon FreeRTOS source root.
# AFR_MODULES_DIR Amazon FreeRTOS modules root.
+# AFR_MODULES_STANDARD_DIR Amazon FreeRTOS standard modules root.
+# AFR_MODULES_AWS_DIR Amazon FreeRTOS aws modules root.
+# AFR_MODULES_PORTS_DIR Amazon FreeRTOS portable modules root.
# AFR_DEMOS_DIR Amazon FreeRTOS demos root.
# AFR_TEST_DIR Amazon FreeRTOS tests root.
# AFR_3RDPARTY_DIR 3rdparty libraries root.
# AFR_BOARD_NAME Folder name for this board.
# AFR_TOOLCHAIN Compiler chosen by the user. Should be one of
-# the file names under ${AFR_ROOT_DIR}/cmake/toolchains
+# the file names under ${AFR_ROOT_DIR}/tools/cmake/toolchains
# AFR_IS_TESTING 1 if testing enabled, otherwise, 0.
# You may also use these 2 functions we defined to glob files when needed. However, we recommend
@@ -48,9 +51,10 @@ afr_set_board_metadata(IDE_<IDE_ID>_COMPILERS "")
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# Compiler settings
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-# If you have multiple compiler supports, you can use AFR_TOOLCHAIN. Also might be a good idea to
-# put your compiler settings to different files and just include them here, e.g.,
-# include(<vendor_dir>/compilers/${AFR_TOOLCHAIN}.cmake)
+# If you support multiple compilers, you can use AFR_TOOLCHAIN to conditionally define the compiler
+# settings. This variable will be set to the file name of CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE. It might also be a
+# good idea to put your compiler settings to different files and just include them here, e.g.,
+# include(compilers/${AFR_TOOLCHAIN}.cmake)
# ==================== Example ====================
