Hi, additions to the sdk go via me
i do not see why there need to be hardcoded paths, can you give an example ? we specifically decided to use svn, as it makes patching etc much easier have you use svn before ? and can you send me an example oof what you have done ? John Quoting markwilliamandrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi, > > There are a few of us experimenting together with the foxboard and we > want to be able to share and version our changes to the whole SDK tree. > > We won't necessarily be refactoring the kernel (well not for a while > :-) or debugging drivers, but just for small things like adding > applications, adding device files and other such stuff it would be > nice if we could make snapshots with subversion or mercurial. > > My immediate problem is that the configure phase creates a lot of > files which have the current path hardwired into them. So when I check > this in to a repository and check it out somewhere else then the whole > thing is broken. I also cannot see a "make clean" type capability > which would delete those files and leave me with a portable system. > > Is there an elegant solution I have missed, a monster svn:ignore or > .hgignore regex list someone has created, or am I just going about > this the wrong way? > > Thanks in advance for any help. > > Mark > >
