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.. _build-steps:
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|SPN| Build Steps
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See :ref:`host-setup` on how to setup build environment for building |SPN|.
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.. important:: Behind firewall? See :ref:`misc_setup_Proxy` first!
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Download |SPN|
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Source code is available on GitHub::
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git clone https://github.com/slimbootloader/slimbootloader.git slimbootloader
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cd slimbootloader
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git submodule update --init --recursive
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Build |SPN|
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|SPN| is built using the BuildLoader.py script::
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python BuildLoader.py <subcommand> <target> <options>
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<subcommand> : build or clean
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<target> : board name (e.g. apl or qemu)
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Example: python BuildLoader.py build qemu
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For more details on the build options & tool, see :ref:`build-tool`.
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Build Outputs
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If the build is successful, ``Outputs`` folder will contain the build binaries. One of the output files will be ``Stitch_Components.zip`` which will be
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used in the stitching step.
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Clean
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Clean command removes all the existing build artifacts.
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python BuildLoader.py clean
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Stitch IFWI
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Stitching an IFWI with SBL requires certain other ingredients. Please refer to :ref:`supported-hardware` for platform specific stitching details.
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Flash IFWI
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The final step is to flash the stitched IFWI image on the target board.
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.. note:: Typically a flash programmer like `DediProg <https://www.dediprog.com//>`_ would be required for this step.
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.. note:: Linux users please refer to `DediProg Linux User Manual <https://www.dediprog.com/download/save/727.pdf>`_.
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Please also refer to :ref:`supported-hardware` for platform specific details.
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