$(foreach d,$(filter mlx5,$(E_DRIVERS)),$(eval $(call test -e || wget -P mkdir -p virtio_net.c & cp := || make -C virtio_net.c EXTRA_CFLAGS="$(EXTRA_CFLAGS)" := make -C virtio_net.c install EXTRA_CFLAGS="$(EXTRA_CFLAGS)" := if then make -C virtio_net.c clean EXTRA_CFLAGS="$(EXTRA_CFLAGS)" 1 $(eval $(call = $(firstword $(subst -, -Wframe-larger-than=2000
#Netmap config drivers#
# only define the drivers that are selected after the -(no-)ext-drivers= processing (variable E_DRIVERS) # set all the default versions (can be overrided by -select-version=) # all the intel drivers are compiled in much the same way, so we factor them During the configure phase the variable is empty. This is intended for options needed by the patched
# In the build phase, the EXTRA_CFLAGS variable will contain the values assigned # the test build of the unpatched driver) # TMPDIR the temporary directory where configure runs its tests (including # MODPATH where to install the modules (-install-mod-path= from configure)
#Netmap config driver#
# DRVSUFFIX the netmap driver suffix (-driver-suffix= configure option) # KOPTS options intended for the linux make (accumulated via the
# KSRC source directory of the linux kernel (headers should be sufficient # SRCDIR absolute path of the netmap/LINUX directory The most important recognized variables are # by replacing the recognized strings with the value of the named VAR # default-config.mak is generated from default-config.mak_ in the LINUX directory, # -select-version=driver:version option of configure. # ones for which there is a patch in LINUX/final-patches, use the # If you just want to select a different external-driver version, among the # file in the build directory, before running configure. # these variables for a particular build: put the overrides into a config.mak # the is applied after and before There should be no need to change this file if you just want to customize # During the build phase the same commands are executed again, but this time # patch) by running the commands (i.e., skipping the If this fails, a warning is # the external driver compiles by itself (i.e., independently of the netmap # In the configuration phase, the configure script tries to determine whether # configured as modules in the kernel ".config". # configure refuses to build drivers which are not # to completely remove the driver build directory(ies)
#Netmap config how to#
# how to clean the driver build directory # which patch(es) to apply (whitespace-separated) # how to fetch the sources into the ext-drivers directory # used by the configure script and the generated netmap.mak makefile. # This files defines the default values of the external-drivers variables,
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