On 10/23/2014 06:42 PM, Jonatan Olofsson wrote:
Note that, with a Tupfile in each directory, both directories would
always be built, which is what I want to avoid. Hence, I can't use a
Tupfile
This is not true. You can do sth like this:
ifeq(@(SOME_VARIABLE),y)
... all the rules ...
...
...
endif
This way the files would be built only if configured. I guess that in
your case one tupfile would have:
ifeq(@(MCU_SERIES),stm32f1)
and the other one:
ifeq(@(MCU_SERIES),stm32f2)
If you want to stick to your original idea, you can always prefix output
with "@(MCU_SERIES)/", like this:
: input.c |> arm-none-eabi-gcc -c %f -o %o ... |> @(MCU_SERIES)/%B.o
There are many options, so if you still have problems, just ask - I use
tup for microcontrollers too (;
Regards,
FCh
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