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<p>On 07/04/2020 15:31, Sebastian Huber wrote:<br>
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<p>On 07/04/2020 15:26, Joel Sherrill wrote:<br>
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... The README says "Not all variants are tested" but I cannot
see <br>
> what has been tested? When you are new to a BSP a valid
list of what <br>
> works is important.<br>
The BSP runs on the evaluation board with default options.<br>
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<div>But it doesn't build to completion? Why would someone
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<div>fails produces a working set of exes?</div>
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I didn't claim that the libbsd build system is perfect. The libbsd
works fine if you have a board with enough RAM. The evaluation
board has only 2MiB of SDRAM. This is simply not enough for the
standard tests.<br>
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This BSP and the libbsd build system are not good enough right now
to add this BSP to an RSB build set. I should have tested this
before I added it. This was a mistake.<br>
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