Is it possible to separate the backend simulator/emulator when compile the full package? about picsimlab HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @laris ,

yes, PICSimLab is modular. You can edit src/Makefile .Common and comment on the lines that include all boards and add only the boards that you want. Like the example below.

#OBJS+= $(patsubst boards/%.cc,boards/%.o,$(wildcard boards/bsim*.cc)) 
#OBJS+= $(patsubst boards/%.cc,boards/%.o,$(wildcard boards/board*.cc))
OBJS+= boards/bsim_simavr.o boards/board_Arduino_Uno.o

You will still need to install the base libraries and simavr and picsim (only necessary for some definitions). You can edit and remove the ucsim and gpsim libraries from the main Makefile too. The qemu libraries do not need to be removed as they are only loaded by qemu-based boards. If you are using the build script you can remove all references to ucsim, gpsim and qemu to build your simplified version based only in avr.

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Thanks, that maybe can let me make a minimal app in macOS to avoid some parts building error.
I will try it.

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forked version, only provide simavr backend and AVR boards

OBJS+= boards/bsim_simavr.o # simavr backend
OBJS+= boards/board_Arduino_Mega.o
OBJS+= boards/board_Arduino_Nano.o
OBJS+= boards/board_Arduino_Uno.o
OBJS+= boards/board_Franzininho_DIY.o

macOS build discussion
ref: Error compiling with Clang on macOS · Issue #69 · lcgamboa/picsimlab

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