Honored Contributor
Honored ContributorThe Kernel Building configuration process ("make menuconfig" and friends) sets a lot of values in a configuration file that results in# define values (to be used by the Compiler) and other things (e.g. to be used in the linker script, but which I don't have much clue of yet).
When creating the (Kernel etc) binaries (with "make"), the SOPC-builder output is read by some scripts that move the appropriate values (e.g addresses) into the header files included by the C sources and and Linker scripts etc. Thus in "make menueconfig" it should be possible to set e.g. the name of an SOPC-Builder introduced internal memory block and due to that have the make process use same for the critical network memory (if the Linux Kernel really can be configured in that way at all.). -Michael
