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Get gfx2 to build from cmds folders
Now that gfx2.asm needs to include coco3vtio.d the latter needs to be
built first and be accessed from the port-specific defs folder.
OTOH the one built in 3rd-party/packages/basic09 is built only later
during a full build.
(All the different defs folders and .d files still puzzle me.)
Also updated coco3fpga/defs/makefile to be based on the coco3 one.
The mc09l2 port doesn't need gfx and gfx2.
Note for later:
This whole build of basic09 components from the 3rdparty folder
during the ports builds is not very nice. At a minimum we should
try to limit the extra --includedir to the few commands needing it.
author | Tormod Volden <debian.tormod@gmail.com> |
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date | Wed, 17 Jul 2019 01:14:55 +0200 |
parents | a0b770fab355 |
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#!/usr/bin/perl # Copyright 2014 Tormod Volden # # Digests assembly listings generated by lwasm, and stores the # module body listing in a file named by the module CRC. # Example: for f in *.lst; do ../scripts/list2crc.pl $f; done open(CRCFILE, ">", "crc.tmp") or die "cannot create crc.tmp: $!"; while (<>) { ($hoffset, $opbytes, $filepath, $lineno, $label, $opcode, $operand, $comment) = ( $_ =~ /^(\w+) (\w+)\s+\((.*)\):(\d+) (\S+)?\s+(\w+)\s*(\S+)?\s*(.*)?/ ); # print $hoffset, "\t", $opcode, "\t", $comment, "\n"; if (lc($opcode) eq "mod") { $in_module = 1; } if (lc($opcode) eq "emod") { die "double emod" if $found_emod; $found_emod = 1; $crc = $opbytes; $in_module = 0; } # if ($in_module && $hoffset) { # $offset = hex($hoffset); # print CRCFILE "$offset\t$filepath\t$lineno\n"; # } if ($in_module) { print CRCFILE $_ } } close(CRCFILE); if ($crc) { print "writing $crc.crc\n"; rename "crc.tmp", $crc . ".crc"; }