On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 09:45:49AM +0100, Wolfgang Denk wrote:
Ummm... I see what you mean. I guess I'd have to see a complete working example first.
I try to provide one for the CSB226 during the next days.
But that means that the configuration for one board is distributed over 3 (or more?) config.in files. It has certain advantages to have it concentrated in one place...
The configuration for one board would exactly follow the structure the sources have. CPU specific stuff would be configured in cpu/*/config.in, the board specific stuff in boards/*/config.in. Sounds like a sane concept to me.
I disagree. It is much more complicated to find all config options relevant to once specific system, and requires a much better understanding of the config mechanism to add a new board configuration - correctly, that is.
I think with a real life example we'll have a better base for discussion.
Robert