the result to HOST_CPPFLAGS later, then also include the value of
HOST_CPPFLAGS in this process. This should fix a problem in which the
value of HOST_CPPFLAGS set by compat/defs.mk was lost during a build
with MKDTRACE=yes.
XXX: It would probably be better to just use HOST_CPPFLAGS throughout.
under ${.OBJDIR}/include, and remove the previous hack of touching a
"dummy" file in each subdirectory. This should fix a problem on some
platforms where include files directly under ${.OBJDIR}/include (not in
a subdirectory) were not installed.
COMPATLIB_UNINSTALLED:
If "yes", then use the files from the .OBJDIR of
NETBSDSRCDIR/tools/compat. Otherwise, use the files
from TOOLDIR.
COMPATLIB_NO_LIB:
If "yes" then do not use the library (but still use
the include files).
COMPATLIB_UNINSTALLED defaults to "yes" for now, but this will soon be
changed to "no.
${TOOLDIR}/lib/libnbcompat.a, install the include files in
${TOOLDIR}/include/compat/**, and install defs.mk in
${TOOLDIR}/share/compat/defs.mk. Previously, nothing from
tools/compat was installed under TOOLDIR.
Adjust tools/compat/Makefile to use an uninstalled copy of
host-mkdep from the .OBJDIR of tools/host-mkdep, and an uninstalled
copy of the install program from the .OBJDIR of tools/binstall.
This allows it to be built after tools/host-mkdep is built but
before tools/host-mkdep is installed; and to be installed after
tools/binstall is built but before tools/binstall is installed.
before installing any of them. It installs them in any order relative
to each other. The .WAIT points that used to be between these three
tools are replaced by .ORDER and dependencies.
This is needed in preparation for making tools/compat install
some files into TOOLDIR.
from the.OBJDIR of tools/host-mkdep. This is in preparation for
building all three of tools/host-mkdep, tools/compat, and tools/binstall,
before installing any of them.
While here, also move the regen target to the end.
host-mkdep from the.OBJDIR of tools/host-mkdep. This is
in preparation for building all three of tools/host-mkdep,
tools/compat, and tools/binstall, before installing any of them.
Elftosb is used to create a digitaly signed "secure boot" file.
This sb file can be booted by the first stage boot loader found in
Freescale i.MX23 and i.MX28 application processors.
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This option prepends the string given in prefix to every target
filename. This is useful for programs that have source files in
multiple subdirectories and a single Makefile that references all of
them explicitly (without using the VPATH functionality because there
can be files with the same name in each subdirectory).
