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    Rebuilding EMAC

    Rebuilding EMAC

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    will Resnick
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    on Jan 03 2013 09:17 AM
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    Hi,

      I need to make a modification to the emac_drv.c file.  How can I rebuild the emac library?

    Thanks,

    Will

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    • ArunMani
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      on Jan 04 2013 14:37 PM
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      Hi Will,

      We have provided the make file in the EMAC folder. You can use that to rebuild the library.

      Thanks,

      Arun.

      If you need more help, please reply back. If this answers the question, please click  Verify Answer  , below.

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    • will Resnick
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      on Jan 04 2013 14:40 PM
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      Hi Arun,

        So do I just call "make makefile" from cmd window in the emac folder?

      Thanks,

      Will

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    • ArunMani
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      on Jan 04 2013 14:41 PM
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      Yes, But you might need to change the folder information to suit your folder structure.

      Thanks,

      Arun.

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    • will Resnick
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      on Jan 04 2013 14:44 PM
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      Hi Arun,

        So in the command window I am currently at "C:\ti\pdk_C6657_1_1_2_5\packages\ti\drv\emac".  I typed "make makefile" and got "make: Nothing to be done for 'makefile'.  I must be doing something wrong to rebuild the emac library but I am not sure what.

      Thanks,

      Will

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    • will Resnick
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      on Jan 05 2013 09:57 AM
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      Hi Arun,

        I just received this from einfochips.  They are the 6657 board designers.

       

      1) Edit pdksetupenv.sh(linux)/pdksetupenv.bat(windows) and    pdkbuilder.sh/pdkbuilder.bat file according to your environment.    Both files are available at <PDK_INSTALL_DIR>/packages/ti/drv/    

      2) Edit include path in Makefile available at     <PDK_INSTALL_DIR>/packages/ti/drv/emac/.    

      3) Open command prompt and go to <PDK_INSTALL_DIR>/packages    directory.    

      4) Run pdksetupenv.sh(linux)/pdksetupenv.bat(windows) file.    

      5) Run pdkbuilder.sh/pdkbuilder.bat file from    <PDK_INSTALL_DIR>/packages directory.
          After successful compilation your emac library file will be    available at <PDK_INSTALL_DIR>/packages/ti/drv/emac/lib

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