agree with peter. if you want to learn more about the building process of opensource project. i think coreboot is too complex for the beginner. You can choose some small project.
PS: the file %.d is created by gcc with the parameter -MMD, if you want to know about this, check the gcc man page. 2010/10/26 Peter Stuge <pe...@stuge.se> > ali hagigat wrote: > > what rule is making the file, c_start.d itself? > > It's very strange that you are so obsessed with the build system so > many months after starting to look at coreboot. > > I first looked at coreboot nearly 10 years ago, and while I am not > super active in the codebase there are still *so* many other *actual* > things to work on and learn about *in the code*. > > You've mentioned that you want to study coreboot before you can work > with it, but I would recommend that you stop studying the build > system for now and look more at what coreboot *code* is actually > doing. This is especially true if you are not already very skilled > with the GNU toolchain and make, because building coreboot can > sometimes require special tricks. > > To also answer your question, I suggest that you study the output > from > > make V=1 > > and see which command creates the c_start.d file. Then you could > probably locate it within the Makefiles. > > > //Peter > > -- > coreboot mailing list: coreboot@coreboot.org > http://www.coreboot.org/mailman/listinfo/coreboot > -- Wang Qing Pei Phone: 86+18930528086
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