Re: compile testing with allyesconfig

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On Wed, 21 Feb 2007 01:59:54 +0530 Milind Choudhary wrote:

> hellow
> does "allyesconfig" ensure that all the source files in the
> kernel tree are compiled? [in a clean build]

Nope, it's ARCH-dependent, so if your modified files are all
ARM- or MIPS- or whatever-dependent, allyesconfig on x86(64) won't
touch (or build) them.

> say I've created a patch which touches files from
> different subsystems & now i have to compile test it
> 
> so either i manually configure the kernel so that modules corresponding
> to all the modified files are included or i find out a way to say
> "compile everything"
> is "allyesconfig" the answer?
> -- 

allyesconfig builds everything that is applicable to $ARCH.
However, for some ARCHes, allyesconfig (or allmodconfig) isn't
expected to work (i.e., build cleanly), especially for ARM, probably
for other embedded platforms which are very board-specific.


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