2e848e79ccf2e4285250a0af98ddb9eb28864878vboxsync# Adds sources list and defines required to LWIP pre-1.5.0 compilation
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b05c23c391bac648a3635b9aecb24117f748a67dvboxsyncLWIP_INCS += \
b05c23c391bac648a3635b9aecb24117f748a67dvboxsyncLWIP_SOURCES += \
fb10e57923eccc4b248e05c64c505f33a501857avboxsync# LWIP_SOURCES += \
fb10e57923eccc4b248e05c64c505f33a501857avboxsync# LWIP_SOURCES += \
fb10e57923eccc4b248e05c64c505f33a501857avboxsync# LWIP_SOURCES += \
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsyncdefine _def_vbox_lwip_use # VAR_BaseName, path/to/lwip/dir
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync $(strip $1)_SOURCES += \
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync $(foreach file, $(LWIP_SOURCES), $(strip $2)/$(file))
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync # if individual lwip files need special settings, add them here:
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync # $(strip $2)/src/foo/bar.c_CFLAGS += -magic
1f2072fe52cfd4f4160dbfb7471038f7a638c044vboxsyncdefine def_vbox_lwip_flags # PROTO_BaseName, VAR_BaseName, path/to/lwip/dir
1f2072fe52cfd4f4160dbfb7471038f7a638c044vboxsync # add anything configured for the component via PROTO_BaseName
1f2072fe52cfd4f4160dbfb7471038f7a638c044vboxsync $(foreach suffix, INCS DEFS,
1f2072fe52cfd4f4160dbfb7471038f7a638c044vboxsync $(if $(value $(strip $1)_LWIP_$(suffix)),
1f2072fe52cfd4f4160dbfb7471038f7a638c044vboxsync $(strip $2)_$(suffix) += $(value $(strip $1)_LWIP_$(suffix))
1f2072fe52cfd4f4160dbfb7471038f7a638c044vboxsync # add lwip's own includes
1f2072fe52cfd4f4160dbfb7471038f7a638c044vboxsync $(strip $2)_INCS += $(foreach incdir, $(LWIP_INCS), $(strip $3)/$(incdir))
7c4364408b7a09aba4789cc74a1437e129a3a048vboxsync # disable lwip assertions for some build types
7c4364408b7a09aba4789cc74a1437e129a3a048vboxsync $(strip $2)_DEFS.release += LWIP_NOASSERT
7c4364408b7a09aba4789cc74a1437e129a3a048vboxsync $(strip $2)_DEFS.profile += LWIP_NOASSERT
7c4364408b7a09aba4789cc74a1437e129a3a048vboxsync $(strip $2)_DEFS.kprofile += LWIP_NOASSERT
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync### Call this if you want to expose lwip to your component as a whole.
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync### In this case individual lwip files (added to _SOURCES of your
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync### component) will pick up lwip includes etc from your component
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync### settings.
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync### This is, for example, how NetworkServices/NAT uses it.
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsyncdefine def_vbox_lwip_public # VAR_BaseName, path/to/lwip/dir
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync $(eval $(call _def_vbox_lwip_use, $1, $2))
1f2072fe52cfd4f4160dbfb7471038f7a638c044vboxsync $(eval $(call def_vbox_lwip_flags, $1, $1, $2))
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync### Call this if you want to expose lwip only to a few selected files.
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync### In this case each lwip file is configured with lwip includes etc
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync### separately and you are supposed to call def_vbox_lwip_flags
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync### yourself for those of your files that use lwip.
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync### This is, for example, how Devices uses it.
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsyncdefine def_vbox_lwip_private # VAR_BaseName, path/to/lwip/dir
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync $(eval $(call _def_vbox_lwip_use, $1, $2))
a3d9dd392ec76233e30f01423ed5755e6187618evboxsync $(foreach file, $(LWIP_SOURCES), \
1f2072fe52cfd4f4160dbfb7471038f7a638c044vboxsync $(eval $(call def_vbox_lwip_flags, $1, $(strip $2)/$(file), $2)))
2e848e79ccf2e4285250a0af98ddb9eb28864878vboxsyncifeq ($(USERNAME), vvl)
2e848e79ccf2e4285250a0af98ddb9eb28864878vboxsync$(foreach lwip_file, $(LWIP_SOURCES), $(eval $(lwip_file)_DEFS=RTMEM_WRAP_TO_EF_APIS))