Hello Naveen,
I want to build fiasco kernel with Vim editor.And I have donefollowing things.
1.The file "vim73 " copied in genode directory, 2.I added in "fiasco.OC/etc/build.conf" for one repositories " REPOSITORIES += $(GENODE_DIR)/vim73.
I have to admit that I do not know what you are trying to do here.
But let me guide you through the process of building and running a system with VIM on Genode. The following steps assume that you already have installed the Genode tool chain.
* git clone git@...116...:genodelabs/genode.git genode.git
This step clones the Genode repository to your machine. The source code will be located at 'genode.git'.
* cd genode.git
* make -C base-foc prepare
This step downloads the Fiasco.OC kernel. The '-C' option tells make to change to the specified directory before executing the 'prepare' make rule.
* make -C libports prepare PKG="libc ncurses"
This step downloads the libc and the ncurses libraries (needed by VIM). The libc-related files will be downloaded to 'libports/contrib/libc-8.2.0'. The PKG argument tells the Makefile in 'libports' to download a list of specific packages. To see all the packages available in libports, just type 'make' from within the 'libports/' directory.
* make -C ports prepare PKG=vim
This step downloads the source code of my favorite text editor.
* ./tool/create_builddir foc_x86_32 BUILD_DIR=build.foc_x86_32 cd build.foc_x86_32
The 'create_buildddir' tool creates a new build directory for the the Fiasco.OC base platform. Change to the new build directory afterwards.
* sed -i "/#REPOSITORIES.*libports/s/#//" etc/build.conf sed -i "/#REPOSITORIES.*ports/s/#//" etc/build.conf sed -i "/#REPOSITORIES.*gems/s/#//" etc/build.conf
This step enables the use of the 'libports', 'ports', and 'gems' repositories in the build-directory's 'build.conf' file. Alternatively, you may do this manually by uncommenting the respective lines of the 'build.conf' file with a text editor.
The 'libports' repository is required for the libc and ncurses, the ports repository is required by 'Noux' and 'VIM', and the 'gems' repository is required for the terminal emulator.
* make run/noux_vim
This step lets the build system execute the 'ports/run/noux_vim.run' script. Thereby all components required for running VIM on Genode are built, the resulting binaries are integrated onto a bootable ISO image (located at 'build.foc_x86_32/var/run/noux_vim.iso'), and the ISO image is started via Qemu.
Could you please give these step-by-step instructions a try? If you find any of those steps hard to follow, please let us know. So we can improve our documentation.
Before proceeding with developing own components, I strongly suggest you to familiarize yourself with all those steps in detail, in particular with using Genode's run scripts. Without knowing how the tooling machinery works and how all the Genode repositories work together, you won't get far.
Regards Norman