On macOS, "gnumake" and "make" are both supplied by the OS, but are too
old to build glibc (both are version 3.81 as of this writing). Homebrew
provides the "gmake" executable, which is recent enough for glibc.
However, the existing logic in "scripts/build-util.sh" will always
prefer "gnumake" over "gmake".
The configure logic in the riscv-glibc library allows a user to override
the preference for "gnumake" by setting the MAKE environment variable.
This change makes "scripts/build-openocd.sh" and
"scripts/build-toolchains.sh" mimic that behavior. A user can now use
"gmake" instead of "gnumake" during the toolchain build like so:
MAKE=gmake ./scripts/build-toolchains.sh
* [ariane/make] integrate ariane | have verilator be installed on path not in makefile
* [misc] warn on verilator not found | search for v files | cleanup build.sbt + .gitignore
* [firesim] bump
* [ci] add midas ariane tests
* [docker/ci] use new docker-image with verilator | re-elab on v changes for ariane | address comments
* [ci] remove references to local verilator install
* [verilator] update flags
* [verilator] minimal set of flags for ariane
* [ariane] bump ariane to master
* [ci] revert to 4.016 verilator
* [ci] install verilator to ci server | misc compile fixes
* [ci/make] add longer ci timeout | update when assert is added in verilator sim
* [firesim] bump for misc. updates
* [make/ci] cleanup makefile and remove firesim tests of it
* [docs/firesim] bump and clean docs
* [firesim] bump
* [ci] use remote verilator for midas tests
* [misc] cleanup built.sbt more
* [firesim] bump
* [misc] bump build.sbt patch for tutorials
* [firesim/ci] cleanup and bump firesim
* Fixes#453
- Update scripts/init-submodules-no-riscv-tools.sh to also work if you're in scripts/
- Provide a git version check to ensure the init scripts will work (>= 1.7.8)
- Update the documentation to be more explicit that the init script is also for updating.
* Update scripts/init-submodules-no-riscv-tools-nolog.sh
Co-Authored-By: Albert Ou <aou@eecs.berkeley.edu>
Tynan McAuley