Here's my solution, for converting elf to bin. NOTE THAT YOU MUST LEAVE
application IN THE TYPE LIST. Otherwise the run configuration of the Bare
Metal projects won't work.
CppApplication {
type: [application, bin]
// ...
property string objCopyPath:
cpp.compilerPath.replace(arm-none-eabi-g++, arm-none-eabi-objcopy)
Rule { id: bin inputs: [application]
Artifact { fileTags: [bin]
fileName: firmware.bin}
prepare: { var args = [-O, binary,
input.filePath,
output.filePath]; var cmd = new
Command(product.objCopyPath,
args); cmd.description = converting to bin: +
FileInfo.fileName(output.filePath); cmd.highlight =
linker; return cmd; } }
On 2 March 2015 at 19:16, Stephan Gatzka stephan.gat...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all!
Please forgive me my probably basic questions, but I'm a newbie to qbs.
I've to build a bare metal project, consisting of two elf binaries and
an FPGA image.
Building both elf binaries worked like charm. But after building both
elf binaries I have to combine both elf files and the pre-built FPGA
image into a single image. This involves some fancy calls to objcopy
and dd.
Now I'm struggling with the task how to implement that in a qbs product.
This is my current structure:
Project {
name: productName
Application {
name: app1
...
}
Application {
name: app2
...
}
Product {
name: image
Depends {
name:app1
required:true
}
Depends {
name:app2
required:true
}
}
}
Inside the image product I tried to make the calls to objcopy and dd
in the prepare script of a Rule or a Transformer. I think I haven't
totally understood the behavior or intention of the usings and input
directives.
Can somebody please give me a hint how to solve this task best?
Kind regards,
Stephan
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