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declare_args() {
  # Tracing can have a non-zero size impact to binaries. We try to make
  # the impact minimal (the backends themselves add some size), however
  # for now tracing is opt-in
  matter_enable_tracing_support = target_os == "linux"

  # Defines the trace backend. Current matter tracing splits the logic
  # into two parts:
  #   - data logging, well defined and using type-safe data
  #   - trace begin/end/instant states for monitoring execution and
  #     checking execution time and performance
  # For tracing specifically, due to performance constraints, several
  # backends prefer to be the one and only tracing provider (e.g.
  # pw_tracing uses tokenization to reduce string sizes and allow
  # for fast tracing even when the communication channels are slow).
  #
  # The setting below controls the destination of the tracing macros
  # with the following values available:
  #    - "none" makes tracing completely disabled
  #    - "multiplexed" allows using the "backend.h" for tracing, which
  #      will multiplex however will only work on fast backends (e.g.
  #      large systems with fast logging when writing to logs)
  #    - any other value will provide a tracing config, which
  #      MUST include a path to `matter/tracing/macros_impl.h`
  if (target_os == "linux") {
    matter_trace_config = "multiplexed"
  } else {
    matter_trace_config = "none"
  }
}