This document describes the steps involved in setting up the build environment.
Install the OS specific toolchain. Supported OS types are "linux" and "mac".
Get the binaries and libraries from gcc-arm-none-eabi-6-2017-q1-update-OS Type.tar.bz2 to build.
Unzip the gcc-arm-none-eabi-6-2017-q1-update-OS Type.tar.bz2 and export the path as shown below:
tar xvjf gcc-arm-none-eabi-6-2017-q1-update-[OS Type].tar.bz2
export PATH=<Your Toolchain PATH>:$PATH
Note The recommended toolchain is fully working on 64 bit machines.
git clone https://github.com/Samsung/TizenRT.git
cd TizenRT
TIZENRT_BASEDIR="$PWD"
Configure the build from $TIZENRT_BASEDIR/os/tools directory
cd os/tools
./configure.sh <board>/<configuration_set>
The configuration file is named defconfig, and resides under the relative path <board>/<configuration_set> rooted at build/configs.
To check the different <board>/<configuration_set> combinations supported, type below:
./configure.sh --help
After configuring above, configuration can be modified through make menuconfig from $TIZENRT_BASEDIR/os.
cd ..
make menuconfig
Refer kconfig-frontend installation to use menuconfig.
Finally, initiate build by make from $TIZENRT_BASEDIR/os.
make
Built binaries are in $TIZENRT_BASEDIR/build/output/bin.
See Clean commands to clean built files.
See Trouble Shooting to resolve any issue on TizenRT usages.
To build a TizenRT application, use the default configuration files named defconfig under build/configs/<board>/<configuration_set> folder.
To customize your application with specific configuration settings, using the menuconfig tool is recommended at os folder as shown:
make menuconfig
Please keep in mind that we are actively working on board configurations, and will be posting our updates on the README files under each config.