On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 11:44:17AM +0100, Daniel Kriesten wrote:
> Hi,
>
> so here comes the second question ...
>
> where do you build your projects? Within the BSP directory, or do you do "out
> of tree" build, ordered by ptxconfig?
>
> BSP-build/
> +---uclibc/
> | +---platform-a/
> | | +---...
> | +---platform-b/
> | +---...
> +---glibc/
> | +---platform-a/
> | | +---...
> | +---platform-b/
> | +---...
> ...
>
> In case of out of tree builds, will ptxdist find the patches (BSP/patches/*),
> rules (BSP/rules) and projectroot (BSP/projectroot/*) ?
1. all platform builds are always in the BSP toplevel directory.
2. whether you use glibc or uclibc is defined in the platformconfig
so it'll look like this:
BSP/
+---platform-a-glibc/
+---platform-a-uclibc/
+---platform-b-glibc/
+---platform-b-uclibc/
+---projectroot/
+---config/
+---ptxconfig-qt
+---ptxconfig-x11
+---<platform-a>/
| +---platformconfig-glibc
| +---platformconfig-uclibc
| +---kernelconfig
+---<platform-b>/
+---platformconfig-glibc
+---platformconfig-uclibc
+---kernelconfig
Note: right now you cannot build one platform with multiple ptxconfigs in
the same BSP. Well maybe you could do something like this in
platformconfig-glibc:
PTXCONF_PLATFORM="b-glibc-${PTXDIST_PTXCONFIG##*-}"
you would get platform-a-glibc-qt when using ptxconfig-qt but I'm not sure
if this really works, and if it will work with future versions...
Regards,
Michael
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