README

             xdc-H12 (corevers:16.0.2.0; B:200,G:200,R:200)

                       eXpanDed C Tools (XDCtools)

    This tree contains the RTSC build and configuration engines for
    target content. The tree is used in XDCtools 3.60 product releases where
    we implemented some changes that allow for smaller config C files.

Librarian repo creation
-----------------------
    The xdc.git repo was created to "track" the repo maintained at 
    eclipse.org and was created as follows:
        git clone --bare ssh://git.eclipse.org/gitroot/rtsc/org.eclipse.rtsc.xdccore.git xdc.git
	cd xdc.git
        git config remote.origin.fetch "+refs/heads/*:refs/heads/*"

BUILD

    o setup ssh to enable "git" from xlibrary as "dr" (if necessary) 
	cd ~xlibrary/.ssh
	cp -f config-dr config

    o fetch the latest changes from the Eclipse git server
	cd xdc.git
	git fetch

    o Build this tree from Linux using standard SM-MAKE
 
        # clone the tree and merge/review user content
        ggentree -u sascha@ti.com xdc.git/
        cd xdc-H??

	# unzip build.zip from the last released tree
	unzip ../xdc-H??/build.zip

        # make sure the user email and name are your eclipse credentials 
        git merge origin/xdccore-H-dr

        # build the tree on Linux
        SM-MAKE .clean
        SM-MAKE .all-files >& Make.log 

        # update README 
        emacs README
        git commit -a -m xdc-H??

        # release the tree
        greltree -m "something brief and meaningful"

    o to build only packages in src/packages from scratch:

    	SM-MAKE .xdc-packages

    o to build bundles:

    	SM-MAKE .bundles


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ADDITIONS

DELETIONS

CHANGES

xdc.runtime added a code in Error.module$use that loads Diags and Log when an
	    older xdc.runtime library is detected. Older libraries reference
	    Diags and Log from Error.c, so we have to have these modules used.
	    The new version of Error.c doesn't reference these two modules.
	    The references are now in the config C file, and the code is in
	    there only if these two modules are used already.

	    there was a code in Core-label.c that was never executed because
	    the config C file now generates that code in place. The unused code
	    is now removed.

	    System was checking extendedFormats to decide if Text should be
	    loaded. However, System already unconditionally loads Error, and
	    Error unconditionally loads Text, so the check is not needed.
	    However, it was left in the code commented out in the case the
	    dependencies change and that code is needed again.

core	    removed the type Mod_Instance_State. It was causing a MISRA
	    warning and it was also used only in get__S and referencing
	    offset functions in an object. In both of these cases, there is
	    a suitable replacement, either Handle or Struct*.

MRS