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gem5-src: document saner defaults

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Ciro Santilli 六四事件 法轮功
2018-09-26 00:00:00 +00:00
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@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ gitignore*
__pycache__ __pycache__
# Accidents. # Accidents.
/core
/m5out /m5out
*.o *.o
*.out *.out

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@@ -10679,22 +10679,18 @@ Next, when you want to build with this repository, use the `--gem5-src` argument
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cd linux-kernel-module-cheat cd linux-kernel-module-cheat
./build-gem5 \ ./build-gem5 \
--gem5-build-id p/lkmc/master \ --gem5-build-id p/master \
--gem5-src "$gem5_internal" \ --gem5-src "$gem5_internal" \
--gem5-worktree p/lkmc/master \ --gem5-worktree p/master \
; ;
./run-gem5 ./run-gem5
--gem5-build-id p/lkmc/master \ --gem5-build-id p/master \
--gem5-src "$gem5_internal" \ --gem5-src "$gem5_internal" \
--gem5-worktree p/lkmc/master \ --gem5-worktree p/master \
; ;
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`p/lkmc/` is not mandatory but it provides a sane default: `p` stands for Private, and is not mandatory, but it is a sane default that will remind you at all times that you are dealing with private code instead of public.
* `p` stands for `private`, and will separate the private from public builds
* `lkmc` is added to prevent name conflicts with other work-trees of the private repository
* `master`, finally, reflects that the worktree is at the `master` state of private repository
This setup only creates gitignored worktrees of the private repository inside this repository, which is pretty safe, while still allowing fully use our infrastructure as usual. This setup only creates gitignored worktrees of the private repository inside this repository, which is pretty safe, while still allowing fully use our infrastructure as usual.