Re: [ECOS] editing MLT files?

[Ben Wu <bwu@changind.com>]

Great, thank you.

On another note, in the course of migrating our ECOS 1.3.1 based Redboot 
to the newest ECOS sources, there is a configuration bit missing in 
SDRAM register definitions located the hal_ixp425.h chip header file.

#define SDRAM_CONFIG_64MB          (1 << 5)

That line exists in the 1.3.1 based hal_ixp425.h file that we have - I 
don't know if it was put in by one of our previous developers, but it is 
a valid configuration bit listed in the datasheet (that we require) and 
should logically located there. Who do I refer the fix request to?

Thanks.

-Ben




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Ben Wu
Design Engineer
email: bwu@changind.com
phone: (909) 596-7888
CHANG Industry, Inc.
1925 McKinley Ave. Suite F
La Verne, CA 91750


Gary Thomas wrote:
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> Ben Wu wrote:
>> I'm creating a new board based of one of the XScale dev boards. I need
>> to modify the ECOS memory layout files, but there are nice big comments
>> saying :
>>
>> // This is a generated file - do not edit
>>
>> Can I safely ignore that comment if I'm only using using command line
>> tools? Is there a command line tool I should be using to generate the
>> files?
> 
> Yes, you can safely ignore this comment as the tools which manipulate
> the MLT files no longer exist.
> 
> n.b. the eCos sources and build system only use the .h and .ldi files
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