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- All compilers used support the -I option for setting an include search directory. - The Contiki source tree follows the (common) approach of placing declarations (in headerf iles) in the same directory as definitions (in source files). As a result it makes sense to use the -I compiler option for just the same set of directories used for the vpath gnumake directive. Note: I checked several builds but nevertheless one or the other might need some additional adjustsments. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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590 B
Makefile
29 lines
590 B
Makefile
CONTIKI_CPU_DIRS = .
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CONTIKI_SOURCEFILES += mtarch.c elfloader-x86.c
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### Compiler definitions
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CC = gcc
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LD = gcc
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AS = as
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OBJCOPY = objcopy
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STRIP = strip
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CFLAGSNO = -Wall -g -I/usr/local/include
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CFLAGS += $(CFLAGSNO)
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LDFLAGS = -Wl,-Map=contiki.map,-export-dynamic
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### Compilation rules
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%.so: $(OBJECTDIR)/%.o
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$(LD) -shared -o $@ $^
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# .PHONY: symbols.c symbols.h
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ifdef CORE
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symbols.c symbols.h:
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$(NM) $(CORE) | awk -f ../../tools/mknmlist > symbols.c
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# @${CONTIKI}/tools/make-symbols $(CORE)
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else
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symbols.c symbols.h:
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@${CONTIKI}/tools/make-empty-symbols
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endif
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