[Barrelfish-users] requesting for Help

[ben eslami]

There is some examples in usr/examples/. As a first step, I want to run
xmpl-hello.
-what I should do is first I should introduce xmpl-hello to Hakefile in
platform/Hakefile, but I can see "modules_xmpl" that contains all of
examples including xmpl-hello. So I assume there is no need to add
xmpl-hello to the Hakefile. Am I right or not?
- The second thing I should do is to add "module
build/x86_64/sbin/examples/xmpl-hello" to
build/platform/x86/menu.lst.x86_64, but there is nothing in
build/x86_64/sbin/examples. Should I copy examples from usr/examples to
build/x86_64/sbin/examples ??

Could anyone pleeeaase help me ?

On Mon, Apr 2, 2018 at 4:13 PM, ben eslami <beneslami72 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi
> Can anyone please help me to run "hello world" in BarrelFish?
> I think the tutorial is not up to date.
>
> Thanks
>
> On Sat, Mar 17, 2018 at 6:13 PM, ben eslami <beneslami72 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> -in the file platform/Hakefile, there are some sections. In section of
>> modules_common, I should add the following line
>> "/sbin/examples/xmpl-hello", but in section modules_xmpl, the mentioned
>> line exists. Is this correct or I should add in the sections of
>> "modules_common" and "modules_x86_64"
>>
>> -in the file build/platform/x86/menu.lst.x86_64, I added the following
>> line " module /x86_64/sbin/examples/xmpl-hello in the General user
>> domain section.
>>
>> "../hake/hake.sh -s .. -a x86_64" and "make -j 4 X86_64_Basic" are run
>> without error. But "make qemu_x86_64" encounters this error:
>> Failed to open file 'x86_64/sbin/examples/xmpl-hello
>>
>> what should I do now ?
>>
>> On Sat, Mar 17, 2018 at 3:00 PM, Joel Busch <buschjo at student.ethz.ch>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hello Ben
>>>
>>> This is actually one I can help with I think, because I ran into some of
>>> the same roadblocks.
>>>
>>> symbolic_targets.mk does no longer exists, instead you can add modules
>>> to the file platforms/Hakefile there are different sections just make sure
>>> you use the one that's generic or the one specific to the architecture you
>>> want to run on.
>>>
>>> The menu.lst is now platform specific and you can either change the one
>>> generated during hake in build/platforms/<arch>/menu.lst.<plat> or the
>>> one that is read during the hake process in hake/menu.lst.<plat>, in your
>>> case <arch> is x86 and <plat> is x86_64.
>>>
>>> And yes the make target sim doesn't exist anymore and qemu_x86_64 is
>>> what you want to use instead.
>>>
>>> Best Regards,
>>> Joel Busch
>>>
>>> On 17.03.2018 11:10, ben eslami wrote:
>>>
>>> Dear folks,
>>> -after booting Barrelfish, I tend to run "hello world". According to "
>>> http://wiki.barrelfish.org/Programming_for_Barrelfish", To get Hake to
>>> include a target for the hello world program in the generated Makefile, we
>>> must first add the target to the symbolic_targets.mk file, located in
>>> the build directory. But I don't have this file. should I create it first?
>>>
>>> -Suppose I created "symbolic_targets.mk" in build/ , then I did
>>> "../hake/hake.sh -s .. -a  x86_64" in build/ directory. After this, i run
>>> "make -j 8 X86_64_Basic" to compile Hello World file. But fir I should
>>> append "module /x86_64/sbin/examples/xmpl-hello" in menu.lst, but I
>>> don't see any file named menu.lst either. Should I create this first also ?
>>>
>>> -After all of these, I should run make sim. Does this mean that I should
>>> run "make qemu_x86_64?
>>>
>>> Thank you
>>>
>>>
>>>
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