I'd like to get feedback from people as to how they organize the directory trees used to hold their eCos projects.
I'm currently working on three eCos projects, one ARM7 AT91R40008 and two ARM9 AT91RM9200. The two ARM9 projects have slightly different hardware, so they each use their own slightly different configuration of Redboot, and will probably wind up using slightly different configurations of eCos as well. I'm writing my software as much as possible as re-usable packages. That is, my own code is organized as a few shared packages used in two or three of the projects, then a couple more proprietary packages for each project that could be usable in later projects but not in each other, plus some purely project-specific top-level code to tie everything together into each final application. Also, so far I'm using mostly command line tools under Cygwin. I tried using Eclipse (we're using an eCosCentric version of eCos), but found it completely incomprehensible, compared to the other IDEs I've used in the past. I prefer using my Codewright editor anyway, and don't mind typing "make" under bash, but I'm struggling along with Insight as my debugger. My eCos tree is in /opt/ecos/ecos-2.0.41/packages... etc. Should I try to fold my packages into the eCos tree structure, and write cdl files to describe them, so that I can incorporate my packages in the same way that official eCos packages are? Any recommendation on where I should put my versions of Redboot and eCos? Currently, they're in /home/pauld/workspace/Redboot_xxx and /home/pauld/workspace/eCos_xxx, where xxx is the name of the project they're for. How about my top-level project-specific code? Currently they're under /home/pauld/workspace/xxx. I'm also writing in C++. Any advice on namespaces? I'm eager to hear what other people are doing. Detailed info would be appreciated, if you have time to describe it. Thanks. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Before posting, please read the FAQ: http://ecos.sourceware.org/fom/ecos and search the list archive: http://ecos.sourceware.org/ml/ecos-discuss
