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# This README provides the relevant information for howto build.
# Need to install on Ubuntu 14.10
# apt-get install build-essential git-core lib32stdc++6 lib32z1 graphviz \
# gcc-multilib curl lcov
#
# For ODP:
# apt-get install autoconf automake libtool doxygen texlive-full libssl-dev
# build ODP native
# type make-test.sh -h to see what environment variables you can change.
# Most of the time default setup are enough.
$ ./make-test.sh
# one example to run from a local git url
$ GIT_ODP=file:///home/anders/src/odp ./make-test.sh
# build ODP for DPDK
# type make-dpdk-test.sh -h to see what environment variables you can change.
# Most of the time default setup are enough.
$ ./make-dpdk-test.sh
# one example to run from a local git url
$ GIT_DPDK=file:///home/anders/src/dpdk GIT_ODP=file:///home/anders/src/odp ./make-dpdk-test.sh
# build ODP for keystone2
# type make-ks2-test.sh -h to see what environment variables you can change.
# Most of the time default setup are enough.
$ ./make-ks2-test.sh
# one example to run from a local git url
$ GIT_KS_MANIFEST=file:///home/anders/src/ks2-manifest GIT_ODP=file:///home/anders/src/odp ./make-ks2-test.sh
# build clang, sparse and smatch
# type make-ssc.sh -h to see what environment variables you can change.
# Most of the time default setup are enough.
$ ./make-ssc.sh
# one example to run from a local git url
$ git_repo=file:///home/anders/src/odp tests=clang ./make-ssc.sh
# apply and build patches, looks for doxygen warnings and git am warnings.
# type apply-and-build.sh -h to see what environment variables you can change.
# one example to run from not the default patch directory
$ PATCH_DIR=/home/anders/test-patches ./apply-and-build.sh
# cross compile ODP
# type cross-compile-test.sh -h to see what environment variables you can change.
# Most of the time default setup are enough.
$ ./cross-compile-test.sh
# one example to run with another ARCH
$ ARCH=arm64 ./cross-compile-test.sh
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