`setupbsp`

Set up a Board Support Package (QNX Neutrino)

Syntax:

QNX Neutrino and Linux hosts:

setupbsp installation_dir archive

Windows hosts:

ksh $QNX_HOST/usr/bin/setupbsp installation_dir archive

Options:

installation_dir: Where you'd like to install the BSP. This directory must not already exist, and its name can't include spaces.
archive: The name of the BSP archive. This archive must be a simplified-style BSP; for more information, see the Working with a BSP chapter of Building Embedded Systems.

Description:

The setupbsp script opens an archive of a simplified-style BSP and installs the BSP. The setupbsp script puts two copies of the BSP on your system, in these locations:

in the installation_dir, for use with the command-line tools
under $QNX_TARGET, for importing into the IDE

Decide whether to use the command-line tools or the IDE, and don't work with the other copy.

The setupbsp script creates various Makefiles, as well as an uninstall script. Don't rename the directory after running setupbsp, or else you won't be able to build or uninstall the BSP properly.

After you've installed the BSP, you'll find some or all of the following in installation_dir (depending on what the BSP includes):

File or directory	Description
`uninstall`	A script that will uninstall the BSP and its documentation
`images/`	All buildfiles and the `Makefile`
`install/`	An empty directory where `make` installs the binaries that it builds from the source code
`prebuilt/`	Prebuilt binaries, libraries, and headers
`src/`	Source code
`Makefile`	Control file for building the source code
`setenv.sh`	A script that sets up the build environment (to be included in the `Makefile`)
`source.xml`	The XML file that the IDE uses
`docs/usr/help/product/bsp_`BSP_name`/`	Documentation to be copied to `$QNX_TARGET/usr/help/product`
BSP_name`_rel.html`	Release notes

setupbsp

`setupbsp`

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