Create a library project.
Syntax
library create -name <project-name> -type <library-type> -platform <platform>-domain <domain> -sysproj <system-project> Create a library project using an existing platform, and domain. If <platform>, <domain>, and <sys-config> are not specified, the active platform and domain are used for creating the library project. For creating a library project and adding it to an existing system project, refer to the next use case.
library create -name <project-name> -type <library-type> -sysproj <system-project>-domain <domain> Create a library project for domain specified by <domain> and add it to system project specified by <system-project>. If <system-project> exists, platform corresponding to this system project are used for creating the library project. If <domain> is not specified, the active domain is used.
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-name <project-name>
|
Project name that should be created. |
-type <library-type>
|
<library-type> can be 'static' or 'shared'. |
-platform <platform-name>
|
Name of the platform. Use "repo -platforms" to list available pre-defined platforms. |
-domain <domain-name>
|
Name of the domain. Use "platform report <platform-name>" to list the available domains in a platform. |
-sysproj <system-project>
|
Name of the system project. Use "sysproj list" to know the available system projects in the workspace. |
Returns
Nothing, if the library project is created successfully. Error string, if the library project creation fails.
Examples
library create -name lib1 -type static -platform zcu102 -domain a53_standaloneCreate a static library project with name 'lib1', for the platform zcu102, which has a domain named a53_standalone domain.
library create -name lib2 -type shared -sysproj test_system -domain test_domainCreate shared library project with name 'lib2' and add it to system project test_system.