Commit 34b34e2d45 uses the full path to libapps.a and introduced the use of the Make notdir command. That command breaks the Cygwin build because when a native Windows toolchain is used, the full path to libapps.a is a Windows-sytle path and the Make notdir command (like most other GNU Make commands) fails if it is passed a Windows-style path. This commit replaces the Make notdir command with the Bash basename command which can handle Windows paths.
In some cases, when NuttX configuration changes and this makes the
object list used to build one of the .a libraries change as well,
since the command used to build it is "ar crs" and this simply appends
the list of object files, the library could still include object
files from prior builds. This commit modifies the ARCHIVE macro to
erase the .a file if it already exists.
Since in some cases this behavior was actually expected (object
files from a subdirectory were appended to a library created one
level above) I added a ARCHIVE_ADD which works as ARCHIVE did.
This change should greatly improve behavior of building after
configuration changes.
custom board.
Custom boards don't set CONFIG_ARCH_BOARD since the full path is given
during configuration.
Furthermore this creates problems when when referencing other
folders using BOARD_DIR because a trailing DELIM will be present.
Make.defs under board folder can still overwrite the default as needed
Signed-off-by: Xiang Xiao <xiaoxiang@xiaomi.com>
Change-Id: I1c300a8ace4b54d475ef8d398661ed65ca273a2e
so all boards support uClibc++/libc++ automatically
Signed-off-by: Xiang Xiao <xiaoxiang@xiaomi.com>
Change-Id: Ibe6fafbec57f7acb26ea6188a3e9923ea82295c5
Use absolute path for APPDIR which could be used by apps clean
and distclean subdir build. Parallel clean and distclean subdir
could save more build time.
Signed-off-by: liuhaitao <liuhaitao@xiaomi.com>
In some cases, a separate toolchain is necessary to
build modules.
E.g. the sim on macOS, where the native format is Mach-O.
By default, just use CC/LD, which is appropriate for
the most of platforms.
This reverts commit b9ace36fcc.
This change was added by PR 625 but has a serious logic flaw. It removes all occurrences of INCDIROPT and replaces it with a definition in tools/Config.mk:
else ifeq ($(WINTOOL),y)
DEFINE = "$(TOPDIR)/tools/define.sh"
INCDIR = "$(TOPDIR)/tools/incdir.sh" -w
This logic flaw is the Config.mk is included in all Make.defs files BEFORE WINTOOL is defined. As a result, the definition is wrong in many places when building under Cygwin with a Windows native toolchain.
* tools/Config.mk - Add empty definition POSTBUILD
* tools/Makefile.unix/win - Replace CXD56xx specific logic with $(call POSTBUILD)
* boards/arm/cxd56xx/scripts/Config.mk - Add POSTBUILD definitions with logic removed from Makefile.unix/win
* boards/arm/cxd56xx/spresense/scripts/Make.defs - Include the CXD56xx Config.mk immediately after tools/Config.mk so that the empty POSTBUILD definition will be replaced with the correct one
NOTE: There is a precedent for this approach. This is the way that other architecture-specific build options are implemented. See, for example, tools/zds/Config.mk
Eliminate the MOVEOBJ definition from tools/Config.mk, Makefiles, and other locations. The MOVEOBJ definition was used to work around the case where the object output of a compile or assemble is in a different directory than the source file. The ZDS-II tools have no command line option to perform this move; MOVEOBJ handled the move as a post-compiler operation.
MOVEOBJ is no longer needed because this the ez80 COMPILE and ASSEMBLE definitions now handle all of the object file movement cases.
This includes some fixes for the ez80 build including:
1. Ability to handle decorated object file names,
2. Ability to handle libraries described with absolute paths
This commit address only the POSIX build and needs to be updated
for the Windows native build.
to avoid shell complain that @echo can't find if the variable expand in the compound
command(e.g. ARLOCK) and remove $(Q) before $AR so the result is almost same as before.
