> From: Steve Ellcey <sell...@mips.com>
> Date: Fri, 25 May 2012 19:09:13 +0200
> So, as a strawman proposal, perhaps we should have a baseboard that
> checks the env. variables:
>
> DEJAGNU_SIM
> DEJAGNU_SIM_LDFLAGS
> DEJAGNU_SIM_CFLAGS
Sounds great.
> I wonder if we should also allow something like:
>
> DEJAGNU_SIM_BOARD_INFO
>
> and allow settings like:
>
> "noargs 1/gcc,stack_size 5000"
Is that a problem? Doesn't iterating over the variable contents
as a list work, with a setting like
'DEJAGNU_SIM_BOARD_INFO={noargs 1} {gcc,stack_size 5000}' or
'DEJAGNU_SIM_BOARD_INFO={{noargs 1} {gcc,stack_size 5000}}'?
On second thought, that takes us down the road of shell
expansion problems, so maybe better go with a dedicated
separator, or a dynamically assigned one as below.
> which would generate:
>
> set_board_info noargs 1
> set_board_info gcc,stack_size 5000
>
> I don't know of '/' is the best separator to use.
How about always having the first character be the separator,
i.e. for the above:
"/noargs 1/gcc,stack_size 5000"
brgds, H-P
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