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Instructions for integrating iASL compiler into MS VC++ 6.0 environment.
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Part 1. Integration as a custom tool
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This procedure adds the iASL compiler as a custom tool that can be used
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to compile ASL source files. The output is sent to the VC output
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window.
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a) Select Tools->Customize.
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b) Select the "Tools" tab.
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c) Scroll down to the bottom of the "Menu Contents" window. There you
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will see an empty rectangle. Click in the rectangle to enter a
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name for this tool.
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d) Type "iASL Compiler" in the box and hit enter. You can now edit
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the other fields for this new custom tool.
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e) Enter the following into the fields:
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Command: C:\Acpi\iasl.exe
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Arguments: -e "$(FilePath)"
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Initial Directory "$(FileDir)"
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Use Output Window <Check this option>
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"Command" must be the path to wherever you copied the compiler.
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"-e" instructs the compiler to produce messages appropriate for VC.
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Quotes around FilePath and FileDir enable spaces in filenames.
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f) Select "Close".
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These steps will add the compiler to the tools menu as a custom tool.
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By enabling "Use Output Window", you can click on error messages in
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the output window and the source file and source line will be
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automatically displayed by VC. Also, you can use F4 to step through
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the messages and the corresponding source line(s).
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Part 2. Integration into a project build
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This procedure creates a project that compiles ASL files to AML.
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a) Create a new, empty project and add your .ASL files to the project
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b) For all ASL files in the project, specify a custom build (under
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Project/Settings/CustomBuild with the following settings (or similar):
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Commands:
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c:\acpi\libraries\iasl.exe -vs -vi "$(InputPath)"
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Output:
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$(InputDir)\$(InputPath).aml
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Compiler Generation From Source
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Generation of the ASL compiler from source code requires these items:
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Required Tools
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1) The Flex (or Lex) lexical analyzer generator.
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2) The Bison (or Yacc) parser generator.
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3) An ANSI C compiler.
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Required Source Code.
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There are three major source code components that are required to
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generate the compiler:
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1) The ASL compiler source.
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2) The ACPI CA Core Subsystem source. In particular, the Namespace Manager
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component is used to create an internal ACPI namespace and symbol table,
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and the AML Interpreter is used to evaluate constant expressions.
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3) The Common source for all ACPI components.
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