Makefile

Make Arguments

Whenever you are in a sub-directory of the software-radio, you can give some arguments to the make command. There are arguments that may be used everywhere in the tree, some that are only valid in the Radios/* subdirectories and some arguments that are only valid in the subdirectories that contain code.

Common

These arguments may be used anywhere in the tree (except the Tools-directory):

• [clean]Remove all object-files in all sub-trees
• [whole]Re-compile the whole tree
• [base]Re-compile base only
• [tools]Re-compile tools only
• [modules]Re-compile modules only, additionally mod_coding, mod_data, mod_general, mod_macro, mod_signal re-compile only this special modules-directory
• [show]Starts the visualisation-tool
• [server]Start the channel-server
• [kill]End all simulations as well as the channel-server
• [cleanproc]Remove all simulation-directories from /tmp
• [rmall]Unloads all real-time modules and stops RTLinux
• [cvs_up]Updates the whole SRadio/*-tree using CVS
• [cvs_commit]Commits all changes to the SRadio/*-tree

Radios

Arguments that can be used in the subdirectories of Radios/

• [bsms]Starts channel-server and both BS and MS part. To stop, run make kill
• [show_bsms]Like bsms, but also runs the visualisation-tool

Code

Useful arguments when you are developing code

• [user]Loads the modules defined in the Makefile for simulation and unloads them
• [user_show]Like user, but also starts the visualisation-tool
• [user_wait]Like user, but doesn't unload the modules
• [ddd]Start the graphical debugger in simulation-mode
• [debug]Start gdb in simulation-mode
• [rf]Starts the radio in real-time mode
• [rf_tail]Like rf but also tails /var/log/messages where PR_DBGs will be written to
• [rf_show]Like rf_tail but launches the visualisation-tool