Since the offline build is made to auto-generate PSA related components
and services for Secure targets, we can change the output directory to
update the files in the respective locations.
TARGET_PSA
--TARGET_MBED_SPM
--COMPONENT_SPE
psa_setup.c
--TARGET_TFM
--COMPONENT_SPE
--inc
tfm_partition_defs.inc
tfm_partition_list.inc
tfm_service_list.inc
tfm_spm_signal_defs.h
--services
--inc
autogen_sid.h
mbed_spm_partitions.h
The release script is been modified to commit these files if there are
any changes detected when `--commit` argument is passed.
Cleaning of auto-generated is been removed as it uses the main directory
for its operations, but PSA auto-generation will work if any of the
service and application-based manifests are updated.
Signed-off-by: Vikas Katariya <Vikas.Katariya@arm.com>
Only generate PSA headers/source related to components and services
when Secure build is initiated during compile time of PSA targets.
Let the Non-secure build rely on the checked-in files already present.
Signed-off-by: Vikas Katariya <Vikas.Katariya@arm.com>
PSA code generation will be called automatically upon mbed invocation.
The autogenerated files will be created under <mbed-os-root>/PSA_AUTOGEN directory.
The compiler used for the ARM toolchain changes depending on the target.
This changes the front end scripts to do the proper toolchain look up
before checking the system PATH for the compiler executable. The tools
were always checking for the ARMC5 compiler, now it should check for the
right version.
When building secure targets, we would like compile only files that are in the the mbe-os root folder.
This Fixes an issue when sending multiple --source parameters that are all inside the mbed-os tree
Old order:
* --test-config
* --app-config
* test config (as defined in test_config)
* `mbed_app.json` in root.
New order:
* --test-config
* --app-config
* `mbed_app.json` in root.
* test config (as defined in test_config)~
This matches the documentation and user expectation
Tools will figure out if user passed in a custom path (to indicate configration file for module) or whether they used a keyword (to indicate they'd like to use an mbed OS configuration)
Removed heap/stack from report
Add --stats-depth option to mbed compile
Fix minor issues identified in review
Fix bug when parsing armcc libs
Fix code style
Fix minor issues on existing tests
Fix memap for automated TESTS
Fix stats-depth parameter for tests
Before, mbed_app.json files were explicitly ignored when building tests.
This was mostly because you could have multiple mbed_app.json files in the
tree (for instance, in test case folders) and the behavior would be
undefined. Now the tools explicitly ensure that there aren't multiple
mbed_app.json files in your source files. So auto discovery of
mbed_app.json for testing is being reintroduced.
This addresses the issue where building tests via test.py always triggered
a clean build. This is because the mbed_config.h file was being deleted from
the shared OS build to ensure that the correct config was always being
used. However, this contanstly triggered a rebuild of the OS since the
config file was not present.
Due to the shared build, having multiple app configurations that could
override the OS settings is not possible. For this reason, we now ignore
app config files unless explicitly set via the command line option
'--app-config'. Though there will now be two mbed_config.h files in the
include path of the build, it shouldn't matter since the contents will be
the same.
This came up when building tests, but affects any library that's built
that uses config and included as "source" with the mbed tools.
JSON files are not copied by default when building a library, so when this
is built it loses the config data associated with the library. This commit
copies all JSON files into the build directory when building libraries.
This leads to two mbed_config.h files existing if the build directories
are different between the library and application build. This is the case
when building tests, so an option build_library was added to remove the
mbed_config.h file when compilation is done. This disabled by default when
building libraries, but it is enabled when building tests.
Rajkumar Kanagaraj
Graham Hammond
Vikas Katariya
Olli-Pekka Puolitaival
Alexander Zilberkant
Brian Daniels
Oren Cohen
Jimmy Brisson
Andrew Leech
Cruz Monrreal
Jenny Plunkett
Sarah Marsh
Marcelo Salazar
Conor Keegan
Bogdan Marinescu