TQ2440 uboot---3.make EmbedSky_config

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Although there are countless analyses on the Internet, I still feel it is necessary to analyze it myself.
Uboot usually requires two steps when compiling:
make EmbedSky_config
make all
1. Let's analyze what happens after executing make EmbedSky_config.
In the Makefile, there are the following

  1. EmbedSky_config:unconfig

  2. @$(MKCONFIG) $(@:_config=) arm arm920t EmbedSky NULL s3c24x0

1.1 unconfig:

  1. @rm -f include/config.h include/config.mk \


  2. board/*/config.tmp board/*/*/config.tmp

Unconfig is very simple. Delete a few files. The files deleted are generated in the following mkconfig
1.2 @$(MKCONFIG) $(@:_config=) arm arm920t EmbedSky NULL s3c24x0

  1. MKCONFIG := $(SRCTREE)/mkconfig


  2. export MKCONFIG


  3. So $(MKCONFIG) is the mkconfig script in the current directory


  4. $(@:_config=) remove the _config in EmbedSky_config,


  5. EmbedSky_config:unconfig


  6. ./mkconfig EmbedSky arm arm920t EmbedSky NULL s3c24x0


  7. $0 $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6


1.3 Then let's analyze what happens after executing: ./mkconfig EmbedSky arm arm920t EmbedSky NULL s3c24x0

  1. rm -f include/asm


  2. ln -s include/asm-arm include/asm



  3. rm -f asm-arm/proc


  4. ln -s proc-armv asm-arm/proc



  5. rm -f asm-arm/arch


  6. ln -s arch-s3c24x0 asm-arm/arch

Write the following into include/config.mk
ARCH = arm
CPU = arm920t
BOARD = EmbedSky
SOC = s3c24x0
Write the following into include/config.h
#include

mkconfig does two main things: creates symbolic links and creates config.mk and config.h files. 


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