How Can I Change the Behavior of the Generated Makefile Without Modifying It?
You can create an auxiliary file that modifies the behavior of the generated makefile and then invoke the generated Makefile with the EXTERNAL_MAKEFILE variable set to this file name, Or use the “external_makefile” property in the software architecture (both mechanisms are explained below). This causes the generated makefile to include the file after setting up all the parameters but before invoking any compilation command. You can then overwrite any parameter that the generated Makefile is setting and the new value for that parameter will be in effect for the compilation. You can specify a file name using the “external_makefile” property of the process. To set the new value for the property, invoke the following: teja_process_set_property(process_obj,”external_makefile”,”new file name with or without path”) If the path is not specified, the top level application directory will be assumed. The path can be relative to the top level application directory or an absolute value. There will
