uniflash.inc.mk: add variables for configuration files#11906
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Refactoring to use common variables for the configuration files. This will allow overwriting the files more easily from outside.
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Looks good. Tested and the output is still the same as currently, but can be overridden. ACK!
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Refactoring to use common variables for the configuration files.
This will allow overwriting the files more easily from outside.
This allows to locally handle setting the board serial with a custom
ccxmlfile. Generated from the graphical interface or with aserialmanually writtenhttps://e2e.ti.com/support/tools/ccs/f/81/p/784244/2900415
Doing a global handling is planned but will require more testing and
xmlpatching.Testing procedure
The default value did not change from
master:The values can indeed be overwritten:
Issues/PRs references
Part of handling multiple boards on the same machine #10870