Decided to not include project files into the repo, because the
projects seem to include some absolute paths, which is not good
for developer cooperation.
These files for local configurations tend to pile up and having
them just lying around clutters a 'git status'. Putting them
into private/ makes them invisible for Git now.
As we're on the topic, I use such Makefile targets for my printers:
sells: private/config.sells.h
sells: private/board.sells.h private/printer.sells.h
@echo "Compiling and uploading for the Sells Mendel."
$(MAKE) -f Makefile-AVR USER_CONFIG=private/config.sells.h \
MCU=atmega1284p F_CPU=20000000UL all
avrdude -s -V -c stk500v2 -b 115200 -p $(MCU) -P /dev/ttyUSB0 \
-U flash:w:$(PROGRAM).hex
Record simulation run-time data in file 'datalog.out' so it
can be analyzed after-the-fact or during the run.
This feature is evolving. Eventually it should be compatible with
some logic analyzer GUIs such as gtkwave or even gnuplot.
We have now Makefile-AVR - AVR specific stuff - and
Makefile-common - common build instructions.
This effort is the begin of preparing Teacup for ARM targets.
To build the target, copy or link Makefile-AVR or Makefile-ARM
(depending on your target) to Makefile.
Robert Konklewski
Markus Hitter
jbernardis
Phil Hord
David Forrest
Michael Moon
Ben Jackson