mkconfig "arch" link generation
Hi,
I'm updating my uboot to mainline and I have a question about a link generate from mkconfig (with mpc5121_config).
Follwing link in "include/asm", I found a link named "arch" genarated by mkconfig.
This is broken so point to "arch-mpc512x" instead of "arch/powerpc/cpu/mpc512x".
Result is "#include <asm/arch/asm-offsets.h>" or similar are be broken.
How is the correct way to modify mkconfig?
I don't understand mean of link points "arch-mpc512x".
Regards,
Matteo Facchinetti
Quoted 2 lines · Matteo Facchinetti
Hi,
Hi Matteo,
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I'm updating my uboot to mainline and I have a question about a link generate from mkconfig (with
mpc5121_config).
Follwing link in "include/asm", I found a link named "arch" genarated by mkconfig.
This is broken so point to "arch-mpc512x" instead of "arch/powerpc/cpu/mpc512x".
Yes, the link is broken. However, all boards in the mainline using the MPC512x are compiled clean. This is because asm-offsets.h is included only by arch/powerpc/cpu/mpc512x/start.S with "#include "asm-offsets.h", and the compiler search for the file in the same directory of start.S and can find it.
The link is not required to compile the 512x boards supported currently by u-boot, but it must be set for the ARM architecture. Under the kernel, asm-offsets.h is auto-generated (I know, this is the best solution).
However, why do you need this file ? It should be required only by low level initialization in assembly, as it is done by start.S. After that, it is required in u-boot to access to registers/peripherals via C structures and not using offsets.
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Result is "#include <
asm/arch/asm-offsets.h>" or similar are be broken.How is the correct way to modify mkconfig?
Probably not setting the link for powerpc, because it is not required.
Regards,
Stefano Babic
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Quoted 3 lines · Matteo Facchinetti
Hi,
Hi Matteo,
Hi Stefano,
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I'm updating my uboot to mainline and I have a question about a link generate from mkconfig (with
mpc5121_config).
Follwing link in "include/asm", I found a link named "arch" genarated by mkconfig.
This is broken so point to "arch-mpc512x" instead of "arch/powerpc/cpu/mpc512x".Yes, the link is broken. However, all boards in the mainline using the MPC512x are compiled clean. This is because
asm-offsets.his included only byarch/powerpc/cpu/mpc512x/start.Swith "#include "asm-offsets.h", and the compiler search for the file in the same directory ofstart.Sand can find it.
The link is not required to compile the 512x boards supported currently by u-boot, but it must be set for the ARM architecture. Under the kernel,asm-offsets.his auto-generated (I know, this is the best solution).
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However, why do you need this file ? It should be required only by low level initialization in assembly, as it is done by
start.S. After that, it is required in u-boot to access to registers/peripherals via C structures and not using offsets.
Yes, you're rigth,
but I'm tring to write nand_spl driver for add nand boot support for my TWR-MPC5125 evaluation board.
In first step I take what I need from LTIB (freescale) and then I adjust the code for uboot mainline.
The part takes from LTIB of 2k first stage nandboot code uses directly SRAMBAR and SWCRR defines.
Now, I suppose, correct develop is to use the common c code in nand_spl directory and eventually customizing for my board unless use "include/asm/arch/..." for powerpc arch.
Is it true?
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Result is "#include <
asm/arch/asm-offsets.h>" or similar are be broken.How is the correct way to modify mkconfig?
Probably not setting the link for powerpc, because it is not required.
Regards,
Stefano Babic
Quoted 1 line · Matteo Facchinetti
Hi Stefano,
Hi Matteo,
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Yes, you're rigth,
but I'm tring to writenand_spldriver for add nand boot support for my TWR-MPC5125 evaluation board.
In first step I take what I need from LTIB (freescale) and then I adjust the code for uboot mainline.
The part takes from LTIB of 2k first stage nandboot code uses directly SRAMBAR and SWCRR defines.
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Now, I suppose, correct develop is to use the common c code in
nand_spldirectory and eventually customizing for my board unless use "include/asm/arch/..." for powerpc arch.
Is it true?
Yes, and if you see under nand_spl/boar you have some examples how to find additional files. You see that in Makefiles some local link are created, and you could use the same mechanism to have a local asm-offsets.h
However, I agree that we should not generate broken link and IMHO the position of asm-offsets.h is wrong. But again, the best thing should be to generate this file automatically importing the mechanism from the kernel.
Best regards,
Stefano
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Dear Matteo Facchinetti,
Quoted 3 lines · In message <[email protected]> you wrote:
I'm updating my uboot to mainline and I have a question about a link generate from mkconfig (with
mpc5121_config).
Which code are you talkign about? There is no target mpc5121_config supported in mainline...
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How is the correct way to modify mkconfig?
I don't understand mean of link points "arch-mpc512x".
I think you must be doing something wrong. Please give the exact commit id you are referring to, and the exact commands you use.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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Dear Matteo Facchinetti,
Quoted 3 lines · In message <[email protected]> you wrote:
I'm updating my uboot to mainline and I have a question about a link generate from mkconfig (with
mpc5121_config).Which code are you talkign about? There is no target
mpc5121_configsupported in mainline...
yes,
I've started from mpc5121ads_config but mpc5121ads_rev2_config is the same. U-boot head mainline version. ( 54841ab50c20d6fa6c9cc3eb826989da3a22d934 )
In practice:
$ make distclean $ ls -l include/asm/arch ls: cannot access include/asm/arch: No such file or directory
$ make mpc5121ads_config Configuring for mpc5121ads board... $ ls -l include/asm/arch lrwxrwxrwx 1 teox teox 12 2010-07-15 09:02 include/asm/arch -> arch-mpc512x
Regards,
Matteo Facchinetti
Dear Matteo Facchinetti,
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Which code are you talkign about? There is no target
mpc5121_configsupported in mainline...yes,
No.
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I've started from
mpc5121ads_configbutmpc5121ads_rev2_configis the same. U-boot head mainline version. (54841ab50c20d6fa6c9cc3eb826989da3a22d934)
Note that there is a difference between "mpc5121ads_config" and "mpc5121_config" - please make sure to be precise in your statements.
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In practice:
$ make distclean $ ls -l include/asm/arch ls: cannot access include/asm/arch: No such file or directory$ make mpc5121ads_config Configuring for mpc5121ads board... $ ls -l include/asm/arch lrwxrwxrwx 1 teox teox 12 2010-07-15 09:02 include/asm/arch -> arch-mpc512x
Yes, so what? This doesn't seem to hurt for any of the existing boards?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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