how can I setup all head files before browsing the source code?
fretre lewis
fretre_lewis at hotmail.com
Fri Oct 11 02:10:35 EDT 2002
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what I want is only to read and learn some arm-linux kernel code, please
note, I mean not compiler kernel or toolchain etc, I just want to use LXR to
browse source code.
before I invoke LXR to work, I need setup head files, for i386-linux,
following is enough:
ln -s /usr/src/linux/include/asm-i386 /usr/include/asm
ln -s /usr/src/linux/include/linux /usr/include/linux
however, I am new to arm-linux, I guess there is more setup than above, for
example, I can't find some directories in source tree, like:
include/asm-arm/arch
include/asm-arm/proc
......
etc
and I can't find some files like:
mach-types.h
......
etc
I think there are many work, say, symlink directories,create new
files,etc, would be done automaticly during compiling kernel, however I need
not compiler kernel, I just want to use LXR to build cross-reference among
the source code, so perhaps, I have to do all of these work manually about
setup head files , without these I am afraid LXR can not generate index
database rightly.
supposing I am interested in code about Xscale, how can I setup all head
files and other files/dirs referenced?
please help
thank very much
fretre
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