<attribute name="configure_arguments" value="configure --prefix=$INSTALLDIR --with-ns3=$INSTALLDIR --with-elf-loader=$INSTALLDIR/lib --enable-kernel-stack=$SRCDIR/../net-next-sim-2.6.36/arch"/>
<depends_on name="net-next-sim-2.6.36" optional="False"/>
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Hi,I think we need to update the document;We already have a script for Jenkins test, but that's it so far.
https://github.com/direct-code-execution/net-next-sim-jenkins/blob/master/daily-testHaving multiple branches in current bakeconf.xml is kind of difficult.Above script internally uses bake but uses different bake module (dce-linux-inkernel) so that we can build with different kernel versions.And also [1] includes an obsolete information. Need to update too.
Dear Hajime,--How can I use the net-next-sim 3.7 instead of 2.6 in DCE?The manual of DCE for that [1] is not complete, but on the netdev mailing list you mentioned that the port is now complete and I see in the Bakefile.xml that they are included.So, only thing I need to do is to update the dce-linux-1.3 module of Bakefile.xmland
<attribute name="configure_arguments" value="configure --prefix=$INSTALLDIR --with-ns3=$INSTALLDIR --with-elf-loader=$INSTALLDIR/lib --enable-kernel-stack=$SRCDIR/../net-next-sim-2.6.36/arch"/>
<depends_on name="net-next-sim-2.6.36" optional="False"/>to have net-next-sim-3.7.0, and continue with bake.py download/build ?
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