When building using make, the Makefile in the build directory contained
the name of the build directory to be passed as an "O=" parameter to
the DPDK SDK makefiles. Unfortunately, this meant that the compilation
would always fail if the build directory was renamed. To remove this
limitation, we can use $(CURDIR) instead of the directory name.
Signed-off-by: Bruce Richardson <bruce.richardson@intel.com>
# Auto-generate a Makefile in build directory
# Args:
# $1: path of project src root
-# $2: path of build dir (can be relative to $1)
echo "# Automatically generated by gen-build-mk.sh"
echo
echo "MAKEFLAGS += --no-print-directory"
echo
echo "all:"
-echo " @\$(MAKE) -C $1 O=$2"
+echo " @\$(MAKE) -C $1 O=\$(CURDIR)"
echo
echo "%::"
-echo " @\$(MAKE) -C $1 O=$2 \$@"
+echo " @\$(MAKE) -C $1 O=\$(CURDIR) \$@"
OUTPUT_RELPATH=$(shell $(RTE_SDK)/buildtools/relpath.sh $(abspath $(RTE_OUTPUT)) \
$(abspath $(RTE_SRCDIR)))
$(RTE_OUTPUT)/Makefile: | $(RTE_OUTPUT)
- $(Q)$(RTE_SDK)/buildtools/gen-build-mk.sh $(SDK_RELPATH) $(OUTPUT_RELPATH) \
- > $(RTE_OUTPUT)/Makefile
+ $(Q)$(RTE_SDK)/buildtools/gen-build-mk.sh $(SDK_RELPATH) > $@
# clean installed files, and generate a new config header file
# if NODOTCONF variable is defined, don't try to rebuild .config