[mc1322x] compiling webserver-ipv6 in contiki/examples folder

[Mariano Alvira]

On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 01:16:38PM -0700, Chol Su Kang wrote:
> I have compiled webserver-ipv6 using:
>    $ make TARGET=mc1322x
> in contiki-2.4/examples folder.

TARGET=mc1322x is not a valid platform anymore --- you must be using a
old checkout. The TARGETs that use the mc13224v are: redbee-dev,
redbee-econotag, and redbee-usb. If you are using different hardware
then I suggest first adding that as a board to libmc1322x and then it
will be easy for me to pull that as a platform into Contiki.

> The output are hugh due to some of modules it included from gnu library:
>     Module name         size (in hex)
>   =============   ===========
>     malloc                   0x533c
>     printf                      0x27a0
>     vfprintf                    0x44a8
>     vfwprintf                  0x516c
>     vfscanf                   0x51f8
>     gconv_simple         0x5db8
> 
> 
> I saw printf from cpu/mc1322x/lib as well as from glib. I am not sure
> why printf is doubly included in link.
> Has someone looked at this issue before?
> I saw a few discussion in email archive, but I did not get the clear
> idea how to prevent linker from including unnecessary modules.

The printf in cpu/mc1322x/lib/ should be used instead of the printf in
glibc; it is meant to be a lighter-weight replacement.

I am currently working on the master branch and I've noticed that it
has this problem and will be fixed. 

WIP-2.4 and mc1322x-2.4 does not have this problem. Something in the
Makefile from those branches needs to be pulled into master... But
again, I wouldn't expect master to be usable for another week or two.

-Mar.