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# $Id$
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The following is an example of how to build these Ada examples:
export RTEMS_MAKEFILE_PATH=/home/joel/rtems-4.8-work/bsp-install/CPU-rtems4.8/BSP/
make clean all
This procedure has been used on the following BSPs:
arm/edb7312
bfin/eZKit533
i386/pc386
m68k/mcf5206elite
mips/jmr3904
powerpc/gen5200
powerpc/psim
sparc/erc32
sparc/leon2
sparc/leon3
sparc/sis
The Makefile directly produces an executable for a BSP which directly runs
the format (usually ELF) produced by just linking an application.
There are a couple of BSP families which require just a bit of
assistance that this Makefile knows about -- gen5200 and pc386.
The executables produced by this Makefile should run on at least the
following BSPs:
+ arm/edb7312
+ i386/pc386
+ mips/jmr3904
+ powerpc/icecube
+ powerpc/psim
+ powerpc/score603e
+ sparc/erc32
+ sparc/leon2
+ sparc/leon3
Some BSPs require even more manipulation of the ELF file before it can
be run on the target hardware. For example, the Freescale IceCube
variant of the gen5200 BSP uses U-Boot and you have to run mkimage
to get a bootable file.
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