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command line switch for cleaning build

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Matt 2017-12-28 14:30:36 -05:00
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@ -14,10 +14,11 @@ GIT_ACCOUNT=OpenSolo
GIT_REPO=3dr-arm-yocto-bsp GIT_REPO=3dr-arm-yocto-bsp
GIT_BRANCH=master GIT_BRANCH=master
BUILD_MACHINE=both BUILD_MACHINE=both
CLEAN=clean
# Check command line options for git account, repo, and branch. # Check command line options for git account, repo, and branch.
while getopts a:r:b:m: option while getopts a:r:b:m:c: option
do do
case ${option} case ${option}
in in
@ -25,10 +26,11 @@ do
r) GIT_REPO=${OPTARG};; r) GIT_REPO=${OPTARG};;
b) GIT_BRANCH=${OPTARG};; b) GIT_BRANCH=${OPTARG};;
m) BUILD_MACHINE=$${OPTARG};; m) BUILD_MACHINE=$${OPTARG};;
c) CLEAN=${OPTARG};;
esac esac
done done
# Promt for what is about to execute # Prompt for what is about to execute
echo echo
echo echo
echo "Ready to initialize the "$GIT_ACCOUNT $GIT_REPO" repo using branch "$GIT_BRANCH echo "Ready to initialize the "$GIT_ACCOUNT $GIT_REPO" repo using branch "$GIT_BRANCH
@ -69,15 +71,20 @@ fi
#bitbake pixhawk-firmware -v #bitbake pixhawk-firmware -v
#TIP: -k means continue-after-error-for-as-much-as-possible #TIP: -k means continue-after-error-for-as-much-as-possible
# these clean command/s are very verbose, and return an error code even though the clean works, lets quieten them:
echo "solo clean started..."
MACHINE=imx6solo-3dr-1080p bitbake world -c cleansstate -f -k 2>&1 > /dev/null
echo "...solo clean finished."
echo "controller clean started..." if [ $CLEAN = clean ]
MACHINE=imx6solo-3dr-artoo bitbake world -c cleansstate -f -k 2>&1 > /dev/null then
echo "...controller clean finished" # these clean command/s are very verbose, and return an error code even though the clean works, lets quieten them:
echo "solo clean started..."
MACHINE=imx6solo-3dr-1080p bitbake world -c cleansstate -f -k 2>&1 > /dev/null
echo "...solo clean finished."
echo "controller clean started..."
MACHINE=imx6solo-3dr-artoo bitbake world -c cleansstate -f -k 2>&1 > /dev/null
echo "...controller clean finished"
fi
MACHINE=imx6solo-3dr-1080p bitbake 3dr-solo MACHINE=imx6solo-3dr-1080p bitbake 3dr-solo
if [ ! $? -eq 0 ] if [ ! $? -eq 0 ]
then then