configure question
Ralf Corsepius
corsepiu at faw.uni-ulm.de
Fri Nov 10 10:03:41 UTC 2000
Dmitry Kargapolov wrote:
>
> When I used rtems-ss-20000802 snapshot,
> I had the next lines in the <install-dir>/make/target.cfg file:
>
> CC = /usr/local/rtems/bin/i386-rtemself-gcc --pipe
> AS = /usr/local/rtems/i386-rtemself/bin/as
> AR = /usr/local/rtems/i386-rtemself/bin/ar
> NM = /usr/local/rtems/i386-rtemself/bin/nm
> LD = /usr/local/rtems/i386-rtemself/bin/ld
> SIZE = /usr/local/rtems/bin/i386-rtemself-size
> STRIP = /usr/local/rtems/i386-rtemself/bin/strip
> OBJCOPY = /usr/local/rtems/bin/i386-rtemself-objcopy
> RANLIB = /usr/local/rtems/i386-rtemself/bin/ranlib
> CXX = /usr/local/rtems/bin/i386-rtemself-g++
>
> Now I try rtems-ss-20001103, and I see in <install-dir>/make/target.cfg
>
> CC = i386-rtemself-gcc
> AS = i386-rtemself-as
> AR = i386-rtemself-ar
> NM = i386-rtemself-nm
> LD = i386-rtemself-ld
> SIZE = i386-rtemself-size
> STRIP = i386-rtemself-strip
> OBJCOPY = i386-rtemself-objcopy
> RANLIB = i386-rtemself-ranlib
> CXX = i386-rtemself-g++
>
> Why? How can I handle this situation?
Where is your problem? What is wrong with the new style of
target.cfg?
[--pipe having vanished from CC is a minor bug of this snapshot - It
has already been fixed in OAR's internal source-tree.]
> Is it bug of the "configure"?
No, this happened on purpose.
The disadvantage of the former target.cfg was that it contained
hard-coded paths.
This can render these target.cfgs unusable if sharing installed
copies of RTEMS across a network (eg. automounter prefixes) or if
using different versions of the toolchain.
> Where is the sutable place to define path to cross-tools for my bsp?
Simply set up $PATH accordingly. In your case, make sure to have
/usr/local/bin in $PATH rsp. if using OAR's rpms make sure to have
/opt/rtems/bin in $PATH.
Ralf
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