LEBRETON, Julien wrote: > Hello everybody, > > I explain my problem. I work on a MPC8560ADS. We have developped a driver for > the Gigabit interface of this board. So we have some sources files and header > files.
Is this driver of potential common interest? Do you plan to contribute it? This would simplify things for both sides. > I want to integrate my driver in RTnet. When I compile and install RTnet on > my board, I want, if it's possible, to have my driver directly implemented. > So when I execute make xconfig, I have my driver in the RTnet config tree, > and when I execute make; make install, the driver must be compiled and > installed. > > Is it possible to do that and how can I do? Which files may have I to modifie? > Can someone help me.. I want to have the best way to succeed in this task Have a look at commit 1140 [1]. It added the rt_at91_ether driver, and for this some Makefiles, Kconfig, and configure.ac had to be updated. A lot of changes, but you only have to work on the input files, not the ones generated by autogen.sh. In case you plan to contribute the driver, I would be most happy to accept a patch adding the new source files and changing the required build system input files (.am, .ac, Kconfig) so that I only have to run autogen.sh before the check-in. Jan [1] http://rtnet.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/rtnet?view=rev&revision=1140
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