Rob Hamerling wrote:
> Jallib's -help function is pretty brief for a dummy like me
Well, typically a case of short-sightness: it turns out Jallib.py has
more info than I thought....
> I would like to generate multiple samples with a single board file and
> multiple test files (one for each test file). If possible, how?
In the meantime I found out by reading the help-info and the python
code! And it works as advertised, but the possibilities are too limited
for what I need.
Because of changes in the device files - ic the fuse_defs - I need to
change board files, generate new samples not overwriting those in the
/sample directory, and compile these with new the device files (another
set than those in the current /include/device). As far as I understand
it this is not possible with the current jallib.py script.
So I made a copy of jallib.py, commented out the compiler invocation, in
particular the possible unlink() from the function
generate_one_sample(). In fact I use only the merge facility which
leaves all generated samples in the -o directory. Now I can compile
these with my own compiler options, like specific include directories.
I need to change only some board-files and do not need all test files.
So I invoke jallib.py once for every board and ignore or discard the
superfuous samples.
This works good enough for me now. I don't know if it is useful to add a
'merge-only' option to jallib.py.
Regards, Rob.
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Rob Hamerling, Vianen, NL (http://www.robh.nl/)
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