Hi Matt,
I am not an expert at Makefiles either but I think for this one that in
your makefile, you need to do an "INCLUDES" statement such that you have
a main application called "AppC" within which you have another folder
called "SubApp" where you can have your source code like
-----------------------------------------------------------
COMPONENT=AppC
INCLUDES= -I.. \
-I../SubApp
CFLAGS += $(INCLUDES)
include $(MAKERULES)
-----------------------------------------------------------
FOR more information, see how it is done in the repository for RssiDemo
application at /tos/apps/tutorials/RssiDemo
Cheers,
Varun Jain
R&D Electronics Design Engineer
Spiderbox Pty. Ltd.
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Keally
Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2008 1:30 AM
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Subject: [Tinyos-help] Makefile in different directory than source
Hi,
I would like to keep my TinyOS 2.x application source code in a
subdirectory from the makefile that builds it. Unfortunately, I am not
very familiar with using makefiles.
Is there any way to include a source directory in the makefile for my
application? Otherwise, when I try to compile the application, the
makefile does not know where to look for the source code.
Thanks,
Matt
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