The compilation of coreboot package while building EDK2 ended up with an
error after executing the following command
build -a IA32 X64 -p corebootPkg/corebootPkg.dsc -t GCC46 -D
CSM_ENABLE=TRUE
The error faced:
build.py...
/usr/local/src/edk2-coreboot-pkg/corebootPkg/corebootPkg.dsc(26): error
3
Hi,
I have a conflict of a file name because the build system is adding the
directory of the application as the first include path. I really don't
need the application file path in the include search path so I'd like to
remove it or make it so it's last.For example, c:\edk2\MyPackage\MyApp
be
Can't you just use the -d flag to build to control that?
Build -d foo
Build -d foo1
You might have to copy the resultant file out of the way first as I expect it
will be overwritten on the second pass...
-Jaben
-Original Message-
From: Brian J. Johnson [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent:
On 09/19/2013 02:40 AM, David F. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What is the recommended method for building to different binaries from
> the same code base package. The only difference is the defines used on
> building that package, all the other support packages stay the same.
>
> I thought about having two di
Hi,
What is the recommended method for building to different binaries from the
same code base package. The only difference is the defines used on
building that package, all the other support packages stay the same.
I thought about having two different .inf files with [buildoptions] giving
the di
