[yocto] i think the meta-intel "BSP layer" needs to be clarified in BSP guide
Rifenbark, Scott M
scott.m.rifenbark at intel.com
Thu Apr 5 08:12:22 PDT 2012
I think what I can do here is add to the paragraph that talks about some BSP layers requiring additional layers on top. I can call out meta-intel specifically here and describe that. That section does have a link back to the "Understanding and Creating Layers" section in the dev manual where meta-intel is specifically discussed.
Scott
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Subject: [yocto] i think the meta-intel "BSP layer" needs to be clarified in BSP guide
i think it would be useful if the BSP guide was expanded just a bit
to make it much clearer that the alleged meta-intel "BSP layer" (since
that's how it's referred to) is not *really* a full BSP layer but an
umbrella over multiple intel-based BSP layers, with some common
content.
it's obviously useful to use a real example to explain how a BSP
layer works, but it would have been more informative if the guide had
used a truly standalone layer, *then* perhaps segued nicely into
meta-layers like meta-intel and meta-ti, etc.
as it is, i think the current explanation is a bit awkward given
that the crownbay layer.conf file is explained before the first
mention of the meta-intel layer. a simple solution might be a
prominent <note> before all that starts, emphasizing how what follows
is a little bit different since it involves *two* layers, not just
one. then it would make much more sense.
thoughts?
rday
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