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[Alan.P.Cudmore at nasa.gov (Alan Cudmore)]

This makes sense to me. Maybe the new RTEMS project wizard, or the  
configuration editor can import the compiler settings needed for the  
chosen target. The configuration editor would allow the developer to  
adjust these settings if needed. The end result would be makefiles  
for the project with the target specific tools and settings.

I use the RTEMS_MAKEFILE_PATH style makefiles for small examples and  
benchmarks that I want to run on multiple RTEMS targets, but for all  
of our application code I end up developing custom makefiles with the  
target tools and settings that we need.


Thanks,
Alan



>> Do you want to use
>> the makefiles from the examples ( RTEMS_MAKEFILE_PATH ) or go with
>> Chris Johns autoconf/automake based examples?
> Neither, instead people should learn to separate applications from OS.
>
> RTEMS (the OS) itself is autoconf/automake based, application  
> developers
> should use what ever they prefer to use.
>
> That said, I consider both the *.cfg's and RTEMS_MAKEFILE_PATH
> approaches to suffer from the same design flaws approaches and not  
> worth
> to be considered.
>
> Ralf
>
>