bsl64xx.mak

BSL64xx是一dsp的程序代码

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# The MKFLAGS macro takes the place of the MFLAGS or MAKEFLAGS macro. If it
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MKFLAGS= $(MFLAGS)$(MAKEFLAGS)

MAKEFILE_DIR= C:\Boards\SPM64xx\DSP\ST-BSL\BSL64xx

# The active configuration can be one of these valid build configurations:
# all, SPM6420_Debug, SPM6420_Release
ACTIVE_CONFIG= SPM6430_Release

# These DIR_x macros store the directories of the files used in this project.
# There must be no trailing spaces after these macros.

DIR_1= SPM6420_Debug

DIR_2= ..\..\Common\BSL64xx\Sources

DIR_3= ..\..\Common\Include

DIR_4= c:\ti\c6000\bios\include

DIR_5= c:\ti\c6000\cgtools\bin

DIR_6= Sources

DIR_7= c:\ti\c6000\cgtools\include

DIR_8= ..\Include

DIR_9= ..\Libs

DIR_10= SPM6420_Release

SOURCE=$(DIR_2)\bsl_aim6020.c
SOURCE=$(DIR_2)\bsl_syncbus.c
SOURCE=$(DIR_2)\bsl_ucomm.c
SOURCE=$(DIR_2)\bsl_uint.c
SOURCE=$(DIR_2)\bsl_umisc.c
SOURCE=$(DIR_2)\bsl_usig.c
SOURCE=$(DIR_2)\bsl_util.c
SOURCE=$(DIR_2)\bsl_watchdog.c
SOURCE=$(DIR_6)\bsl_bsl.c
SOURCE=$(DIR_6)\bsl_comm.c
SOURCE=$(DIR_6)\bsl_flash.c

active_config: $(ACTIVE_CONFIG)

norecurse: $(ACTIVE_CONFIG)_norecurse

clean: $(ACTIVE_CONFIG)clean

clean_norecurse: $(ACTIVE_CONFIG)clean_norecurse

rebuild: $(ACTIVE_CONFIG)rebuild

force_rebuild: 

all: SPM6420_Debug SPM6420_Release 

allclean: SPM6420_Debugclean SPM6420_Releaseclean 

allrebuild: SPM6420_Debugrebuild SPM6420_Releaserebuild 


SPM6420_Debugclean: SPM6420_Debugclean_norecurse

SPM6420_Debugclean_norecurse: 
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_aim6020.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_syncbus.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_ucomm.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_uint.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_umisc.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_usig.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_util.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_watchdog.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_bsl.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_comm.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_1)\bsl_flash.obj
	-@del /F $(DIR_9)\BSL6420D.lib

SPM6420_Debugrebuild: 
	$(MAKE) $(MFLAGS) -f BSL64xx.mak SPM6420_Debug FRC=force_rebuild

SPM6420_Debug: SPM6420_Debug_norecurse

SPM6420_Debug_norecurse: $(DIR_9)\BSL6420D.lib



$(DIR_1)\bsl_aim6020.obj: $(FRC) $(DIR_2)\bsl_aim6020.c $(DIR_3)\bsl_aim6020.h $(DIR_3)\bsl_aim6020hal.h $(DIR_4)\csl_irq.h $(DIR_3)\bsl.h $(DIR_4)\csl_chip.h $(DIR_4)\csl_irqhal.h $(DIR_4)\csl_stdinc.h $(DIR_3)\bsl_stdinchal.h $(DIR_4)\csl_chiphal.h $(DIR_4)\csl_emifhal.h $(DIR_4)\csl_stdinchal.h 
	cd $(DIR_2) & \
	"$(DIR_5)\cl6x" -g -q -fr"C:/Boards/SPM64xx/DSP/ST-BSL/BSL64xx/SPM6420_Debug" -i"../../Include" -i"../../../Common/Include" -d"_DEBUG" -d"CHIP_6416" -d"BOARD_SPM6420" -mo -ml3 -mv6400 "bsl_aim6020.c"