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- Add support to run the unit tests for the rtemstoolkit python modules from waf. Enter './waf test' for the tests to be run on python2 and python3. - Update the importing of rtemstoolkit modules to the standard method which works on python2 and python3. - Update the README.
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RTEMS Tools Project
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Chris Johns <chrisj@rtems.org>
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The RTEMS Tools Project is a collection of tools to help you use RTEMS. The
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package is self contained and if in a release package format is specific to an
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RTEMS release and if in the git repo is a development version.
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All tools are distributed as source code. They should work on a range of host
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computers. Windows support may be via cross building on suitable Unix systems.
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The tools contained in this package each come with documentation so please
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locate and refer to that.
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The RTEMS Tools Project has been developed for the RTEMS Project however these
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tools can be used for a range of things not related to RTEMS. The RTEMS Project
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welcomes this.
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If you have a problem or question post to user@rtems.org or visit the RTEMS IRC
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channel #rtems on chat.freenode.net. Drop by and tell us if you are using these
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tools for other uses.
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If you have any patches please post them to the devel@rtems.org mailing list in
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git format patches with your details.
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Building
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--------
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To build and install:
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$ ./waf configure --prefix=$HOME/development/rtems/5
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$ ./waf build install
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Testing
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-------
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To the run the tests build then enter:
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$ ./waf test
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Python
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------
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The RTEMS Tools supports python3 and python2. The commands look for python3,
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then python2 and finally python and use the first it finds.
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You can forced a specific version for testing by setting the environment
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variable 'RTEMS_PYTHON_OVERRIDE' to the python you want to use. For example:
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$ export RTEMS_PYTHON_OVERRIDE=python2
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will use python2.
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Waf
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The Waf project can be found here:
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http://code.google.com/p/waf/
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