ERESI configure should allows partial or complete compilation of libasm (depending on current architecture)

[may]

Since libasm takes so much time to compile and we have so many files which is a problem on some OS, it would be nice to have --enable-complete-libasm that allow to compile everything, while by default, we would just compile the code for the local architecture.

[enioh]

Makefile was already modified:

You can now compile an eresi module appart with this syntax:

 gmake component NAME=mycomponent

Where mycomponent may be any Eresi component: kernsh, etrace, e2dbg.

A system of dependancies is used to compile requested modules.

All rules can be found in build/defs/dep-rules.def

We have to define if it currently fits ours needs or not.

[enioh]

A new branch has been created to modify libasm and the build process. This branch is URL: https://svn.eresi-project.org/svn/branches/eresi-0.81-a8-1

You can checkout it and use configure --libasm-<arch> where arch may be choosed among the following :

• ia32
• sparc
• mips

Note about the API:

asm_init_<arch>(asm_processor *proc) may not be used and asm_init_arch(asm_processor *proc, int arch) where arch is one of the followings : ASM_PROC_IA32, ASM_PROC_SPARC, ASM_PROC_MIPS. asm_init_arch reports 0 on error or 1 on success.

Last note : The makefile is probably missing some sections about kernel part or should be corrected for libreadline support. The old Makefile is still generated by renamed Makefile.gen