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- Altera_Forum
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--- Quote Start --- It solves the problem of manually making changes to the board specific header files.[/b] --- Quote End --- Hi, did you test that ? on what board ? Warm Regards - Altera_Forum
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Yes. I have tested it by compiling in cygwin for EP1C20. I tried to compile in IDE but got lot of errors. Had shortage of time so had to stop it.
Now I am trying to port it to a custom board with Nios2 and peripherals like RS 485, Lan chip - smsc 9111. - Altera_Forum
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Hi shakthi,
> Has any one tried to compile u-boot in nios2 ide? It's not worth effort ... the source tree is designed to support multiple cpu architectures, variants, and boards using the CLI in a unix environment. > It solves the problem of manually making changes to the board specific header files. You don't need the IDE for this -- you need to include the Nios system header file in your u-boot tree ... and base the u-boot configuration macros on the Nios system file macros. Regards, --Scott