[Buildroot] future of project support
Peter Korsgaard
jacmet at uclibc.org
Tue Apr 21 06:11:04 UTC 2009
>>>>> "Hamish" == Hamish Moffatt <hamish at cloud.net.au> writes:
Hi,
>> Because of the project stuff. There's been discussion about getting
>> rid of that and simply use the external toolchain stuff if you want to
>> build seperate rootfs'es for similar hw, and I'm seriously considering
>> doing so.
Hamish> I'm in favour of some simplification. Here's my usage:
Hamish> I have a few related projects. I want to build them from the
Hamish> same source tree. Ideally I can have them all built within
Hamish> one check-out, so I can quickly make a change and test it in
Hamish> multiple projects (without checking in, updating the other
Hamish> check out etc).
Have you ever used the out-of-tree build feature? I use it all the
time, and it seems to fit this use case. Simply do make
O=/output/dir/for/project1 and all the build / binaries dirs gets in
/output/dir/for/project1.
Hamish> I don't care if everything is rebuilt for each project.. (except the
Hamish> toolchain possibly). I think the current mix of build_arch /
Hamish> project_build_arch is a mess, I'd prefer to have everything in
Hamish> project_build_arch really.
Or simply build_arch if we get rid of the project stuff.
--
Bye, Peter Korsgaard
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