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[Simulavr-devel] Re: Emergency Makefile and config.h for manual configur


From: Knut Schwichtenberg
Subject: [Simulavr-devel] Re: Emergency Makefile and config.h for manual configuration
Date: Mon, 20 Dec 2004 09:39:44 +0100
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Hi Klaus,

thanks for the files. The includes in both cpp-files are standard - no interaction required. To build simulavrxx I unpacked the the archive, made a ./configure to get the "-prefix" set correctly and afterwards I copied the Makefile and the config-file to the src path. Some changes to both fies (setting the paths correctly and seperated the directory paths from libbfd and libberty made it running. I only made a make in the src directory.

At the moment I have not played with "swig" which I had not installed on my Linux.

Building of the simulavrxx needs some preconditions to be solved! So getting the libbfd is of course described but not automatically generated. And building the binutils-2.15 did not install libberty in the directory of libbfd. I think the avr-toolchain @ Linux needs a little bit of documentations that is uptodate :-(.

@Eric
The reason while you at this mail: WinAVR (a tool I like) has a very good URL named Package. If someone wants to build the toolchain that's provided by a WinAVR delivery all required packages are listed. If you could add the receipe how you are going to "make" WinAVR I think this is about 80% to be required for this purpose (Creating avr-tool chain for Linux). There are of course some cygwin specialities but the differences to Linux should not be that much - I hope ;-). BTW: This URL should be available version specific so if someone need to rebuild in 2006 "WinAVR 20040720" he should be able to find the part of this package.

Best Regards

Knut



On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 22:11:09 +0100, Klaus Rudolph <address@hidden> wrote:

Ups, forgot the attatchments :-)

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Hi Knut,

attatched you will find a Makefile and also a config.h file. The
config.h file must be
changed for your personal needs. You have to enter the path to your
local avr installation (binutils for avr).
Please copy the Makefile and config.h to ./src and try make there.

You have to include the config.h file in
avrdevice.cpp:#include "config.h"
main.cpp:#include "config.h"

if this is not in the official sourcefiles.

Hope this helps.

If not I will send you my local workarea which definitly works on my
linux host. :-)


Klaus







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