recompile a file for ATADISK

Hi, I'd like to recompile a file:
ATADISK Storage Driver:
"system.c"

changing dpCurSettings for ATA Disk module.

If I add some error (i.e. forgetting a ";" ) when I build my image (in
debug) all works with any error, then I suppose that system.c has not been
compiled.

How can I compile the file?

Thanks in advance
BR
Giuseppe

Valter
Fri Oct 28 07:16:08 CDT 2005

"Giuseppe" <giuseppe@tin.it> wrote in
news:OD0VL462FHA.2816@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:

> Hi, I'd like to recompile a file:
> ATADISK Storage Driver:
> "system.c"
>
> changing dpCurSettings for ATA Disk module.
>
> If I add some error (i.e. forgetting a ";" ) when I build my image
> (in debug) all works with any error, then I suppose that system.c
> has not been compiled.
>
> How can I compile the file?
>

open a build prompt (Build OS\Open release directory), CD to the
ATADISK subdir and do a:
build

then a makeimage should include the new driver into your image.
If you need to change a common driver, is a good idea to clone it.
Search for sysgen_capture inside the online help for a good tutorial
about how to clone common sources.

Ciao

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Giuseppe
Fri Oct 28 07:52:47 CDT 2005

> open a build prompt (Build OS\Open release directory), CD to the
> ATADISK subdir and do a:
> build
>
> then a makeimage should include the new driver into your image.
> If you need to change a common driver, is a good idea to clone it.
> Search for sysgen_capture inside the online help for a good tutorial
> about how to clone common sources.
>
> Ciao
>
> --

Thank you Valter for your help. The next step is debug PCMCIA Adapter.

BR
Giuseppe

Bruce
Fri Oct 28 09:40:23 CDT 2005

Giuseppe:

It sounds like you are modifying the public code. We recommend that you do
not do this, but instead clone the code into your platform and change it
there. If you are just doing debugging, then you can delete the code when
you are finished. Search for "clone" and/or "sysgen_capture" for more
information in this newsgroup.

But to do what you are doing, you can modify the debug zones at run time
using Target\CE Debug Zones.

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"Giuseppe" <giuseppe@tin.it> wrote in message
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>> open a build prompt (Build OS\Open release directory), CD to the
>> ATADISK subdir and do a:
>> build
>>
>> then a makeimage should include the new driver into your image.
>> If you need to change a common driver, is a good idea to clone it.
>> Search for sysgen_capture inside the online help for a good tutorial
>> about how to clone common sources.
>>
>> Ciao
>>
>> --
>
> Thank you Valter for your help. The next step is debug PCMCIA Adapter.
>
> BR
> Giuseppe
>