New eCos architecture port: OpenRISC processor
Jonathan Larmour
jifl@eCosCentric.com
Thu Mar 6 22:05:00 GMT 2003
Scott Furman wrote:
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Thanks! With the 2.0 beta I'm a little busy to apply it just at the
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> moment
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>>- there are a few pedantic issues like missing ChangeLog files,
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> inaccurate
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>>DESCRIPTION headers at the tops of files and so on, but I've yet to do
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> a
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>>detailed review.
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> I'm happy to make whatever changes are necessary.
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> I've found two files where the headers didn't match the contents:
> hal_diag.c and openrisc_orp_flash.c. Please let me know if you spot any
> others.
Will do, or it may just be quicker to update them when I see them.
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>>Perhaps it may also be good to have a README.txt in an appropriate doc
>>subdirectory of one or both of the pacakges listing the issues like
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> you
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>>mentioned in the mail?
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> Maybe I should just create one doc subdir in packages/hal/openrisc/,
> rather than have redundant ones in the platform package and the
> architecture package ?
Ah, no, the way eCos is designed, it has to go under the version
subdirectory, which for CVS is current. Later on, probably in eCos 2.1,
eCos will change to a properly package-oriented system where individual
packages are downloaded.
So in a doc directory instead one or both of the HAL packages really is
better.
> Where should I put my shell script to build the host toolchain ? Should
> I create a packages/hal/openrisc/host subdir and put the script in it or
> do you think I should put the script in the doc subdir also ?
That's probably "doc" in the arch HAL actually since one could argue it's
information that accompanies the README.txt.
> I'll add an (almost empty) Changelog file as well.
Oh sure. As long as it has your name, the licence, an entry inside it
saying "* New package" or something, and also if you like an attribution
to the company that contributed the port, that should be enough.
> I can send you an updated zip package with these changes whenever you
> want.
Whenever you are happy with it.
Jifl
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