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# Synopsys
kconfig is an isolated packaging of the kernel configuration tools
as found in the scripts/kconfig/ directory of the kernel sources.
The purpose is to provide the great functionalities of the kernel
configuration mechanism to any project that need application
level configuration.
# Usage
On can extract kconfig sources and run without installation
from his own project directory:
$ cd myproject/
$ kconfig/config.sh manuconfig
As a default the mypoject/Kconfig file must be present for
declaring the project configuration.
The result is a myproject/config file which can be sources in
a shell of makefile script.
Alternatively the call to:
$ kconfig/config.sh menuconfig
can be replaced by a direct call to the kconfig/GNUmakefile:
$ make -f kconfig/GNUmakefile TOPDIR=. SRCDIR=kconfig
Note that all common kernel configuration targets are available,
in particular config, menuconfig, nconfig, gconfig, xconfig,
defconfig, oldconfig, etc...
Get the list of targets with:
$ kconfig/config.sh help
or
$ make -f kconfig/GNUmakefile help TOPDIR=. SRCDIR=kconfig
# References
Ref to buildroot README.buildroot file for the original idea
of packaging kconfig.
Ref to kernel.org for actual contributors of kconfig.