config.linuxarmv7l.pcduino.mk

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# CONFIGURE CORE PLATFORM MAKEFILE
#   This file is where we make platform and architecture specific 
#   configurations. This file can be specified for a generic architecture or can
#   be defined as variants. For instance, normally this file will be located in 
#   a platform specific subpath such as 
#
#        $(OF_ROOT)/libs/openFrameworksComplied/linux64
#
#   This file will then be a generic platform file like:
#
#        configure.linux64.default.make
#
#   Or it can specify a specific platform variant like:
#
#        configure.linuxarmv6l.raspberrypi.make
#
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# include common rules
#
#   all linux systems have several rules in common so most of them are included
#   from the following file
#
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include $(OF_SHARED_MAKEFILES_PATH)/config.linux.common.mk


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# PLATFORM CFLAGS
#   This is a list of fully qualified CFLAGS required when compiling for this 
#   platform. These flags will always be added when compiling a project or the 
#   core library.  These flags are presented to the compiler AFTER the 
#   PLATFORM_OPTIMIZATION_CFLAGS below. 
#
#   Note: Leave a leading space when adding list items with the += operator
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PLATFORM_CFLAGS += -march=armv7
PLATFORM_CFLAGS += -mtune=cortex-a8 
#PLATFORM_CFLAGS += -mfpu=neon
PLATFORM_CFLAGS += -mfloat-abi=hard
PLATFORM_CFLAGS += -fPIC
PLATFORM_CFLAGS += -ftree-vectorize
PLATFORM_CFLAGS += -Wno-psabi
PLATFORM_CFLAGS += -pipe

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# PLATFORM LIBRARIES
# These are library names/paths that are platform specific and are specified
# using names or paths. The library flag (i.e. -l) is prefixed automatically.
#
# PLATFORM_LIBRARIES are libraries that can be found in the library search
# paths.
# PLATFORM_STATIC_LIBRARIES is a list of required static libraries.
# PLATFORM_SHARED_LIBRARIES is a list of required shared libraries.
# PLATFORM_PKG_CONFIG_LIBRARIES is a list of required libraries that are
# under system control and are easily accesible via the package
# configuration utility (i.e. pkg-config)
#
# See the helpfile for the -l flag here for more information:
# http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Link-Options.html
#
# Note: Leave a leading space when adding list items with the += operator
################################################################################

# for some reason, pkg-config is not working for gles, as there is no 
# glesv1_cm.pc file.  So after adding the GLES header files from a Raspberry Pi
# the following seems to work.

PLATFORM_LIBRARIES += GLESv1_CM

#PLATFORM_PKG_CONFIG_LIBRARIES += glesv1_cm
PLATFORM_PKG_CONFIG_LIBRARIES += glesv2
PLATFORM_PKG_CONFIG_LIBRARIES += egl