Arti Zirk
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- README ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This directory contains makefile modular support files, that can be used in your project. Each module is packaged with two inclusion makefiles, <module>-config.mk and <module>-rules.mk. The first one defines some new variables for the make, or appends values to the existing variables for the make. The second defines rules for support building. So in your project, the <module>-config.mk should be included at some place, where you are defining variables (near the beginning of the file), and file <module>-rules.mk should be included in the rules part of makefile (somewhere near to the end of file). Example makefile using the gcc compiler module together with the linker script generator module: >>>>>> DEVICE = OPENCM3_DIR = OBJS += foo.o CFLAGS += -Os -ggdb3 CPPFLAGS += -MD LDFLAGS += -static -nostartfiles LDLIBS += -Wl,--start-group -lc -lgcc -lnosys -Wl,--end-group include $(OPENCM3_DIR)/mk/genlink-config.mk include $(OPENCM3_DIR)/mk/gcc-config.mk .PHONY: clean all all: binary.elf binary.hex clean: $(Q)$(RM) -rf binary.* *.o include $(OPENCM3_DIR)/mk/genlink-rules.mk include $(OPENCM3_DIR)/mk/gcc-rules.mk <<<<<< MODULES ======= ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gcc ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This module adds an extended support for GCC toolchain. This adds rules, necessary for compiling C and C++ files into elf binary, and rules for generation of bin, hex, or srec output files for flashing. Variables to control the build process (should be set in your makefile): ------------------------------------------------------------------------ CFLAGS C compiler flags CXXFLAGS C++ compiler flags CPPFLAGS C preprocessor flags (used for C and for C++ compiler) LDFLAGS Linker flags ARCH_FLAGS Architecture specification flags (-mcpu, -march etc ) Variables to tell gcc about project dependencies and input files ---------------------------------------------------------------- LDSCRIPT Linker script file name (can be generated or fixed) LIBDEPS Array of library filenames that should be rebuilt if needed LDLIBS Array of libraries to be linked with (array of -l<libname>) OBJS Array of object files to be built ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- genlink ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This module adds an support for the user to the linker script generator. The linker script will be generated as the file $(DEVICE).ld in the project folder, and automatically be used for the linking process. Additionally the matching library is added to the LDLIBS variable. Variables to control the build process (should be set in your makefile): ------------------------------------------------------------------------ DEVICE The full device part name used for the compilation process. OPENCM3_DIR The root path of libopencm3 library. Output variables from this module: ---------------------------------- CPPFLAGS (appended) - Appends the chip family to the CPPFLAGS. For example -DSTM32F1 - Appends the include path for libopencm3 ARCH_FLAGS (replaced) - Architecture build flags for specified chip. * No needed to handle this variable if you use module <gcc> too. LDSCRIPT (replaced) - Linker script generated file. * No needed to handle this variable if you use module <gcc> too. LDLIBS (appended) - LDLIBS += -lopencm3_$(family) is appended to link against the matching library. LDFLAGS (appended) - LDFLAGS += -L$(OPENCM3_DIR)/lib is appended to make sure the matching library can be found. family,cpu,fpu (replaced) - these are used internally to create the above variables Temporary variables that you should not use in your makefile: ------------------------------------------------------------- GENLINK_DEFS GENLINK_ARCH GENLINK_LIB