On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 02:03:16PM +0100, Holger Schurig wrote:
But the bootdelay is NOT an internal definition.
Then I suppose it is incorrect to make it a CONFIG_ variable.
However, lkc will not easily handle this.
It will - but things have to be ported. The old system had a possible configuration system in mind, but that doesn't mean that the old config files can be used without changes...
This is because LKC can
- only handle config vars that start with CONFIG_
- has only types like int, string, bool, but not bitmask
I see no problem with that.
I'd rather have it like this
menu "Command selection"
define CMD_BDI bool "bdinfo command (board info) default y
define CMD_LOADS bool "loads command (load srec file) default n
define CMD_LOADB bool "loadb command (load binary file) default n
endmenu
and so on.
What's the problem with this variant?
If we want to use lkc for this, we have to transfer files like cmd_elf.c from
#if (CONFIG_COMMANDS & CFG_CMD_ELF)
into
#ifdef CONFIG_CMD_ELF
The files have to be adapted - I don't understand the problem? As long as not all board packages are ported just let the old ones use the same configration files as before and let the new ones use .config.
Robert