Wolfgang Denk wd@denx.de wrote on 2010-04-01 14:47:45:
Dear Joakim Tjernlund,
In message <OFEBF95CA1.44E68372-ONC12576F8.0043F4F7-C12576F8. 0044D7F5@transmode.se> you wrote:
linuxip=ip=$(ipaddr)::$(gatewayip):$(netmask):$(hostname):$(linuxif):off tboot=setenv bootargs $(linuxroot) $(linuxip) $(extra);tftp 100000; bootm 100000
it was fairly simple to do but I don't think WD applied it since the old
shell was obsolete
I don't think you ever posted this before. I cannot find any trace of such a patch - not in the public archives nor locally.
I think I did, but this would have been late 2001 or 2002 I think :) Not 100% sure about the date since the old CVS log looks a bit fishy after the repo got converted to Subversion.
/* find macros in this token and replace them */
process_macros (token, finaltoken);
if(process_macros (token, finaltoken)){strcpy(tmptoken,finaltoken);while(process_macros (tmptoken, finaltoken))strcpy(tmptoken,finaltoken);}Hm... will this not make escaping impossible? Assume you want to pass
arg=${name}
to Linux. How would you escape this so it does NOT get expanded if you run process_macros() arbitrarily often?
Possibly, I never needed that though. One would probably need to add an escape char for that. Something like arg=${name}
Jocke