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Merge branch 'master' of git://git.denx.de/u-boot-arm
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index 4afedea065dd9e8da7c4bccfeaf4af109d1f7bc8..0841c758ff9660e33123ef00ab234bf85d32de65 100644 (file)
@@ -7,27 +7,22 @@
 
 include $(TOPDIR)/config.mk
 
-ELF-$(ARCH)  :=
-ELF-$(BOARD) :=
-ELF-$(CPU)   :=
 ELF-y        := hello_world
 
 ELF-$(CONFIG_SMC91111)           += smc91111_eeprom
 ELF-$(CONFIG_SMC911X)            += smc911x_eeprom
 ELF-$(CONFIG_SPI_FLASH_ATMEL)    += atmel_df_pow2
-ELF-i386                         += 82559_eeprom
-ELF-mpc5xxx                      += interrupt
-ELF-mpc8xx                       += test_burst timer
-ELF-mpc8260                      += mem_to_mem_idma2intr
-ELF-ppc                          += sched
-ELF-oxc                          += eepro100_eeprom
+ELF-$(CONFIG_MPC5xxx)            += interrupt
+ELF-$(CONFIG_8xx)                += test_burst timer
+ELF-$(CONFIG_8260)               += mem_to_mem_idma2intr
+ELF-$(CONFIG_PPC)                += sched
 
 #
 # Some versions of make do not handle trailing white spaces properly;
 # leading to build failures. The problem was found with GNU Make 3.80.
 # Using 'strip' as a workaround for the problem.
 #
-ELF := $(strip $(ELF-y) $(ELF-$(ARCH)) $(ELF-$(BOARD)) $(ELF-$(CPU)))
+ELF := $(strip $(ELF-y))
 
 SREC := $(addsuffix .srec,$(ELF))
 BIN  := $(addsuffix .bin,$(ELF))
@@ -36,11 +31,9 @@ COBJS        := $(ELF:=.o)
 
 LIB    = $(obj)libstubs.o
 
-LIBAOBJS-$(ARCH)     :=
-LIBAOBJS-$(CPU)      :=
-LIBAOBJS-ppc         += $(ARCH)_longjmp.o $(ARCH)_setjmp.o
-LIBAOBJS-mpc8xx      += test_burst_lib.o
-LIBAOBJS := $(LIBAOBJS-$(ARCH)) $(LIBAOBJS-$(CPU))
+LIBAOBJS-$(CONFIG_PPC) += ppc_longjmp.o ppc_setjmp.o
+LIBAOBJS-$(CONFIG_8xx) += test_burst_lib.o
+LIBAOBJS := $(LIBAOBJS-y)
 
 LIBCOBJS = stubs.o
 
@@ -54,8 +47,6 @@ SREC  := $(addprefix $(obj),$(SREC))
 
 gcclibdir := $(shell dirname `$(CC) -print-libgcc-file-name`)
 
-CPPFLAGS += -I..
-
 # For PowerPC there's no need to compile standalone applications as a
 # relocatable executable.  The relocation data is not needed, and
 # also causes the entry point of the standalone application to be