Add obj/.dummy for clients that don't track empty dirs

[proxmark3-svn] / bootrom / Makefile

diff --git a/bootrom/Makefile b/bootrom/Makefile
index 2b7671c7fc12762a8dd17c6e58c08a54e50f960b..cae1a079a84706bd2bcb31f458f17fdc94eb5fe0 100644 (file)
--- a/bootrom/Makefile
+++ b/bootrom/Makefile
@@ -5,12 +5,22 @@ ARMSRC = fromflash.c
 THUMBSRC = usb.c bootrom.c\r
 ASMSRC = ram-reset.s flash-reset.s\r
 \r
 THUMBSRC = usb.c bootrom.c\r
 ASMSRC = ram-reset.s flash-reset.s\r
 \r

+## There is a strange bug with the linker: Sometimes it will not emit the glue to call\r
+## BootROM from ARM mode. The symbol is emitted, but the section will be filled with\r
+## zeroes. As a temporary workaround, do not use thumb for the phase 2 bootloader\r
+## -- Henryk Plötz <henryk@ploetzli.ch> 2009-09-01\r
+ARMSRC := $(ARMSRC) $(THUMBSRC)\r
+THUMBSRC := \r
+\r
+# stdint.h provided locally until GCC 4.5 becomes C99 compliant\r
+APP_CFLAGS = -I.\r
+\r

 # Do not move this inclusion before the definition of {THUMB,ASM,ARM}SRC\r
 include ../common/Makefile.common\r
 \r
 all: $(OBJDIR)/bootrom.s19\r
 \r
 # Do not move this inclusion before the definition of {THUMB,ASM,ARM}SRC\r
 include ../common/Makefile.common\r
 \r
 all: $(OBJDIR)/bootrom.s19\r
 \r

-$(OBJDIR)/bootrom.elf: $(ASMOBJ) $(ARMOBJ) $(THUMBOBJ)\r
+$(OBJDIR)/bootrom.elf: $(VERSIONOBJ) $(ASMOBJ) $(ARMOBJ) $(THUMBOBJ)\r

        $(LD) -g -Tldscript-flash --oformat elf32-littlearm -Map=$(patsubst %.elf,%.map,$@) -o $@ $^\r
 \r
 clean:\r
        $(LD) -g -Tldscript-flash --oformat elf32-littlearm -Map=$(patsubst %.elf,%.map,$@) -o $@ $^\r
 \r
 clean:\r


@@ -19,8 +29,9 @@ clean:
        $(DELETE) $(OBJDIR)$(PATHSEP)*.s19\r
        $(DELETE) $(OBJDIR)$(PATHSEP)*.map\r
        $(DELETE) $(OBJDIR)$(PATHSEP)*.d\r
        $(DELETE) $(OBJDIR)$(PATHSEP)*.s19\r
        $(DELETE) $(OBJDIR)$(PATHSEP)*.map\r
        $(DELETE) $(OBJDIR)$(PATHSEP)*.d\r

+       $(DELETE) version.c\r

 \r
 \r

-.PHONY: all clean help\r
+.PHONY: all clean help \r

 help:\r
        @echo Multi-OS Makefile, you are running on $(DETECTED_OS)\r
        @echo Possible targets:\r
 help:\r
        @echo Multi-OS Makefile, you are running on $(DETECTED_OS)\r
        @echo Possible targets:\r