Rtems Rebuild Remake Question

[Ian Caddy]

Hi Bill,

The trick here is to use a script file called bootstrap.

When you change the makefile of any part of your BSP, you will need to run
the bootstrap command from the root source directory.

In our system this is:

/rtems-4.5.0

now from this directory run:

./bootstrap

This will walk its way through the RTEMS tree rebuilding your makefile.am to
makefile.in

Once this has completed, (actually, once it goes past our BSP, we stop the
process), you will then need to do another configure in your base build
directory.

Now you are ready to make all again.

I hope this helps.

Ian Caddy


Bill Butler wrote:

> All,
>
> The current build I'm working with was built with --enable-multilib, and
> got it to work. After asking how to use this, I was informed it was not
> quite ready (and it takes a long time to build), I am moving back to
>
> >configure --target=m68k-rtems --enable-rtemsbsp=sbc5307
> --prefix=/opt/rtems
> >make all
> > make install
>
> But my question is this.
>
> I am tweaking my bsp and adding / deleting files (network) and would
> like to know what should be done when changing the makefiles. Currently
> I have had to delete the build directory and reconfigure/make.
>
> I tried several things to get the new ...Network/Makefile to move from
> the src directory to the build directories. I failed miserable and
> deleted the build directory and rebuilt.
>
> Here is what I tried.
> > Goal: to NOT use network.c ns8390.c and to USE ne2k.c in BSP.
> 1) edit src...network\makefile.am reflecting change
> 2) automake network\Makefile
> 3) cd to build directory
> ...getting fussy here
> 4) make all..??
> 4a) autoconfig??
>
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Bill Butler
> AIPCom Inc
> 972-644-2328 x16
> bbill at tnex.com
>

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