Building Existing Software Packages with EMAC OE SDK - Revision history

Mdean: /* libConfuse Example Project */ Fixed incorrect tag usage.

2014-11-24T19:41:07Z

‎libConfuse Example Project: Fixed incorrect tag usage.

Bserrano at 19:46, 14 April 2014

2014-04-14T19:46:35Z

Bserrano at 21:13, 20 March 2014

2014-03-20T21:13:13Z

Bserrano at 22:23, 4 March 2014

2014-03-04T22:23:52Z

Bserrano at 22:23, 4 March 2014

2014-03-04T22:23:21Z

Mgloff: Comment category tag

2014-01-02T21:51:48Z

Comment category tag

Mdean: Approved for Complete.

2013-12-19T21:57:22Z

Approved for Complete.

Kyoungmeyer at 17:53, 17 December 2013

2013-12-17T17:53:07Z

Kyoungmeyer at 17:52, 17 December 2013

2013-12-17T17:52:31Z

Kyoungmeyer at 16:40, 17 December 2013

2013-12-17T16:40:22Z

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 developer@ldc:~$ make install
 developer@ldc:~$ ls -R Install
 Install:
 usr

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-{{todo| SEOKWREV <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+);(03.04.14-16:20->BS-);(03.20.14-16:05->BS+)|Michael Gloff|project=oe 4,mg,ky,SEOKWREV,md,bs}}
+{{todo| SEOKWREV <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+);(03.04.14-16:20->BS-);(03.20.14-16:05->BS+);(04.14.14-14:45->BS+)|Michael Gloff|project=oe 4,mg,ky,SEOKWREV,md,bs}}
 {{#seo:
 |title=Building Existing Software Packages with EMAC OE SDK
 |titlemode=append
-|keywords=Building Existing,Software Packages,EMAC OE SDK,HelloMake Example,libConfuse Example
+|keywords=EMAC Software Packages,EMAC HelloMake Project,libConfuse Example
 |description=Building Existing Software Packages with EMAC OE SDK.
 }}

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−	{{todo\| ~~SEOKWTODO~~ <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+);(03.04.14-16:20->BS-)\|~~Brian Serrano~~\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,~~SEOKWTODO~~,md,bs}}	+	{{todo\| SEOKWREV <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+);(03.04.14-16:20->BS-);(03.20.14-16:05->BS+)\|Michael Gloff\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,SEOKWREV,md,bs}}
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		+	{{#seo:
		+	\|title=Building Existing Software Packages with EMAC OE SDK
		+	\|titlemode=append
		+	\|keywords=Building Existing,Software Packages,EMAC OE SDK,HelloMake Example,libConfuse Example
		+	\|description=Building Existing Software Packages with EMAC OE SDK.
		+	}}
	It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.		It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.
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−	{{todo\| SEOKWTODO <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+)(03.04.14-16:20->BS-)\|Brian Serrano\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,SEOKWTODO,md,bs}}	+	{{todo\| SEOKWTODO <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+);(03.04.14-16:20->BS-)\|Brian Serrano\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,SEOKWTODO,md,bs}}
	It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.		It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.

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−	{{todo\| ~~Complete~~ <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+)\|~~Michael Gloff~~\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,~~Complete~~,md}}	+	{{todo\| SEOKWTODO <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+)(03.04.14-16:20->BS-)\|Brian Serrano\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,SEOKWTODO,md,bs}}
	It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.		It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.

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	[http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/html_node/Autotools-Introduction.html Autotools documentation].		[http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/html_node/Autotools-Introduction.html Autotools documentation].

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← Older revision		Revision as of 21:57, 19 December 2013
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−	{{todo\| <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+)\|Michael Gloff\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,~~FinalDraft~~}}	+	{{todo\| Complete <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+)\|Michael Gloff\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,Complete,md}}
	It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.		It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.

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−	{{todo\| <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5\|Michael Gloff\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,FinalDraft}}	+	{{todo\| <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5 (12.17.13-11:50->KY+)\|Michael Gloff\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,FinalDraft}}
	It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.		It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.

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-{{todo| <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5|Michael Gloff|project=oe 4,mg,ky,Review}}
+{{todo| <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5|Michael Gloff|project=oe 4,mg,ky,FinalDraft}}
 It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.
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 . Begin by downloading the [ftp://ftp.emacinc.com/Controllers/Development_Kits/EMAC_Open_Tools/Linux/misc_software/HelloMake.tar.gz HelloMake] project
-* Extract the project.<syntaxhighlight lang=bash>developer@ldc:~$ tar zxvf HelloMake.tar.gz</syntaxhighlight>
+* Extract the project.<syntaxhighlight lang=console>developer@ldc:~$ tar zxvf HelloMake.tar.gz</syntaxhighlight>
 * Modify the first line of ''Makefile'' in the src directory to point to the path to the correct global.properties file. Make sure that the [[ Configuring_EMAC_OE_4.0_SDK | setmachine ]] script has been run before attempting to build the project. This allows ''make'' to use the correct compiler and compile options for the target machine.

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−	{{todo\| <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5\|Michael Gloff\|project=oe 4,mg,~~kyReview~~}}	+	{{todo\| <strike>update this with our own mirror locations; add missing summary for oe 4;</strike> add CMake info for OE 5\|Michael Gloff\|project=oe 4,mg,ky,Review}}
	It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.		It is often necessary to build an existing project from source code. This is the case when a specific program is required to run on the target device and pre-compiled binaries do not exist. In the steps below, the EMAC SDK toolchain will be used to compile an existing <code>Makefile</code> based project and an <code>Autotools</code> based project that can be run on the target device.