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lk/platform/stellaris/rules.mk
Travis Geiselbrecht e604f4b103 [target][lm3s6965evb] add support for stellaris based lm3s6965evb board
This seems to be somewhat properly emulated in qemu.

qemu-system-arm -machine lm3s6965evb -cpu cortex-m3
2016-02-20 20:08:15 -08:00

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Makefile

LOCAL_DIR := $(GET_LOCAL_DIR)
MODULE := $(LOCAL_DIR)
# ROMBASE, MEMBASE, and MEMSIZE are required for the linker script
ARCH := arm
ifeq ($(STELLARIS_CHIP),LM4F120H5QR)
MEMSIZE ?= 32768
MEMBASE := 0x20000000
ROMBASE := 0x00000000
ARM_CPU := cortex-m3
GLOBAL_DEFINES += TARGET_IS_BLIZZARD_RA1
endif
ifeq ($(STELLARIS_CHIP),LM3S6965)
MEMSIZE ?= 65536
MEMBASE := 0x20000000
ROMBASE := 0x00000000
ARM_CPU := cortex-m3
GLOBAL_DEFINES += TARGET_IS_FURY_RA2
endif
GLOBAL_DEFINES += PART_$(STELLARIS_CHIP)
ifeq ($(MEMSIZE),)
$(error need to define MEMSIZE)
endif
MODULE_SRCS += \
$(LOCAL_DIR)/debug.c \
$(LOCAL_DIR)/gpio.c \
$(LOCAL_DIR)/init.c \
$(LOCAL_DIR)/usbc.c \
$(LOCAL_DIR)/vectab.c \
# use a two segment memory layout, where all of the read-only sections
# of the binary reside in rom, and the read/write are in memory. The
# ROMBASE, MEMBASE, and MEMSIZE make variables are required to be set
# for the linker script to be generated properly.
#
LINKER_SCRIPT += \
$(BUILDDIR)/system-twosegment.ld
MODULE_DEPS += \
platform/stellaris/ti-driverlib \
arch/arm/arm-m/systick \
lib/cbuf \
dev/usb
include make/module.mk