Alex White 8ce2cfc917 coverage: Fix option processing on FreeBSD
Covoar uses getopt() to process the command line options. If getopt() is
POSIX-compliant, it will return -1 when it encounters the first
non-option command line argument. It appears that it behaves this way on
FreeBSD, but on Linux getopt() continues to process arguments while
skipping any non-options. This changes the order of arguments passed to
covoar by coverage.py to group all options at the beginning. This allows
hosts with POSIX-compliant getopt() implementations to correctly process
all command line options.
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2020-12-10 08:32:08 +01:00
waf
2020-02-26 11:40:39 +01:00
2020-04-28 11:45:22 +10:00

RTEMS Tools Project

Chris Johns <chrisj@rtems.org>

The RTEMS Tools Project is a collection of tools to help you use RTEMS. The
package is self contained and if in a release package format is specific to an
RTEMS release and if in the git repo is a development version.

All tools are distributed as source code. They should work on a range of host
computers. Windows support may be via cross building on suitable Unix systems.

The tools contained in this package each come with documentation so please
locate and refer to that.

The RTEMS Tools Project has been developed for the RTEMS Project however these
tools can be used for a range of things not related to RTEMS. The RTEMS Project
welcomes this.

If you have a problem or question post to user@rtems.org or visit the RTEMS IRC
channel #rtems on chat.freenode.net. Drop by and tell us if you are using these
tools for other uses.

If you have any patches please post them to the devel@rtems.org mailing list in
git format patches with your details.

Building
--------

To build and install:

 $ ./waf configure --prefix=$HOME/development/rtems/5
 $ ./waf build install

Testing
-------

To the run the tests build then enter:

 $ ./waf test

Python
------

The RTEMS Tools supports python3 and python2. The commands look for python3,
then python2 and finally python and use the first it finds.

You can forced a specific version for testing by setting the environment
variable 'RTEMS_PYTHON_OVERRIDE' to the python you want to use. For example:

 $ export RTEMS_PYTHON_OVERRIDE=python2

will use python2.

Waf
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The Waf project can be found here:

 http://code.google.com/p/waf/
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