I downloaded MQX 4.2. I read the paragraph in doc/MQX_Getting_Started.pdf on using MinGW make to build MQX for target boards via the command line.
Executing the published command line, nothing was built.
Looking in the specified directory, Freescale_MQX_4_2/build/<target>/make, there is no makefile or makefile.mak or any other file for MinGW make to execute.
I then compared the 4.2 download to the 4.1 download.
The 4.2 download is missing batch files pre-built to build MQX for the specific board.
The directory path is Freescale_MQX_4_2/build/<target>/make
The make directory contains tools but no pre-built batch files.
Looking closer, the paragraph on running MinGW make states:
To rebuild the MQX RTOS libraries navigate to the <install_dir>/build/<board>/make directory and run this command
(building MQX RTOS using the GCC from CW10.3 and later version of the toolchain):
C:\MinGW\bin\mingw32-make.exe build TOOL=cw10gcc CONFIG=debug
The path should be
<install_dir>/<mqx_component>/build/make/<board>
However, this has to be run for each and every component of MQX.
The pre-built batch files of MQX 4.1 walk through each of the MQX components, saving a lot of typing.
To further confuse things, I looked at MQX 4.0.
In the original path Freescale_MQX_4_0/build/<board>/make is indeed a makefile as required for the the Getting Started PDF MinGW make paragraph.
Please, what are command line build instructions for MQX 4.2? Did I install MQX 4.2 improperly?
Thank you for your assistance.