
26 Jan
2007
26 Jan
'07
10:11 p.m.
In message 20070126111917.50cf05ed.kim.phillips@freescale.com you wrote:
My reluctance is stemmed from the prediction of the growing number of ifdefs in the config file. Perhaps the best thing to do here is have the main config file have a single set of ifdefs for each individual board, and include that board's delta config from a sub-board config file. All common elements remain in the main config file, and if a board define is not matched, #error out.
Distributing the necessary configuration information for one board over several files does not improve anything. On contrary, it just makes it more difficult to get an overview of which configuration is doing what.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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