how to merge my application ?

[Gerke Kok]

Hi,
You might need to read something on the fact that your application does not have to be built inside the RTEMS tree. If RTEMS built correctly and the original ticker program did not give you any trouble then you should be able just to do somthing like the programs in the networking examples. Make your own empty dir and place a make-file there and set some environment variable RTEMS_MAKEFILE_PATH to /opt/rtems/what-ever-target-you-have and you should be fine. It should be in the c_user.pdf or the getting started manual.
Good luck,
Gerke Kok

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On 23/11/01 at 11:42 Stan wrote:

Hello,

I didn't express correctly my thought :(

I would like to be able to merge my sources into the tree.
For the moment, I use "/c/src/test/sample/ticker"  to try different API.
I would like to be know the best place into the tree for my final application.
And also to know different steps to build properly.
Which files do I have to provide or to modify ?
Should I run bootstrap, bit_rtems etc. ?

Thanks.

Stan

Host : RH 7 i586
RTEMS 4.5.0 

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Angelo Fraietta 
To: Stan 
Cc: rtems-users at oarcorp.com 
Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2001 8:51 PM
Subject: Re: how to merge my application ?


  
I merged my Windows application to RTEMS by replacing all the Windows specific calls with functions in modules specific to the target OS, one each for Windows, RTEMS, and MacOS (I suppose Posix is supposed to do this for us, but this is what I did instead). This way, the majority of my code is shared. I gave a paper on it, which can be read (if you are interested) at: 
http://usa.oarcorp.com/rtems/maillistArchives/rtems-users/2001/july/pdf00002.pdf 
What does your app do and what OS is it running? 
Stan wrote: 
Hello, What is the best place for my application into RTEMS-4.5.0 ?What are different steps to merge it ? Thanks a lot. Stan.
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