Re: Building multiple u-boot binaries in oe-core?

[Ulf Samuelsson <ulf_samuelsson@telia.com>]

2011-10-18 10:25, Koen Kooi skrev:
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> Op 18-10-11 10:13, Ulf Samuelsson schreef:
>> I added the functionality for building multiple u-boot binaries to
>> classic openembedded, but this has not been implemented in oe-core. I
>> find that rather useful. Anyone disagreeing?
>>
>> The core of this is:
do_compile ()
{

	if ! [ "x${UBOOT_MACHINES}" == "x" ] ; then
	    for board in ${UBOOT_MACHINES} ; do
		if ! [ `grep ${board}_config Makefile | wc -c` == 0 ] ; then
			mkdir -p binaries/${board}
			oe_runmake O=binaries/${board} distclean
			oe_runmake O=binaries/${board} ${board}_config
			oe_runmake O=binaries/${board} all
		fi
	    done
	else
	    oe_runmake ${UBOOT_MACHINE}
	    oe_runmake all
	fi
}

| Note that I removed the _config part from UBOOT_MACHINES.
|
| At the moment, the binary after youv'e done "make beagleboard_config;
| make" will be called: u-boot-beagleboard_config-${PV}-${PR}.bin
| I think "u-boot-beagleboard-${PV}-${PR}.bin" is nicer.

| There aren't that many boards in oe-core at the moment.

> 4 qemu machine to be exact
>
>> Isn't this a good time to get rid of UBOOT_MACHINE altogher and/or
>> redefine it without the "_config"
> Not sure, there are a *lot* of BSPs out there where _config is expected to
> be there.

A simple "sed" script would fix most if not all of the machine descriptions.
Doing it the way I did it in openembedded classic, will of course
remove the need, but leaving the u-boot recipe somewhat unclean.
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Best Regards
Ulf Samuelsson