pull_to_vagrant.sh

#!/bin/bash
SRC=vagrant
DST=wolfssl

# synchronize without .git and .gitignore to avoid output files
rsync --exclude .git --exclude-from .gitignore -rvt /$SRC/ ~/$DST/

# synchronize everything else needed.
rsync -rvt /$SRC/.git         ~/$DST/
rsync -rvt /$SRC/IDE          ~/$DST/
rsync -rvt /$SRC/mcapi        ~/$DST/
rsync -rvt /$SRC/mplabx       ~/$DST/
rsync -rvt /$SRC/configure.ac ~/$DST/
vagrant recipe to get a linux machine for testing. The virtual machine is provided by hashicorp (the company that makes vagrant) and is an Ubuntu Precise 64 The provisioning script that runs in the first boot of the machine will copy and setup a synchronize script so you don't have to run ./autogen.sh and ./configure every time to build in a different OS and you can also build and run on both (guest and host) at the same time. The ./pull_to_vagrant.sh script should be called at least once before building cyassl so you get all the changes from you host machine. 2014-08-11 11:27:57 -07:00			`#!/bin/bash`
fixes for vagrant scripts due to name changing: update name to wolfssl. add question before sync. 2015-01-29 12:17:08 -03:00			`SRC=vagrant`
			`DST=wolfssl`
vagrant recipe to get a linux machine for testing. The virtual machine is provided by hashicorp (the company that makes vagrant) and is an Ubuntu Precise 64 The provisioning script that runs in the first boot of the machine will copy and setup a synchronize script so you don't have to run ./autogen.sh and ./configure every time to build in a different OS and you can also build and run on both (guest and host) at the same time. The ./pull_to_vagrant.sh script should be called at least once before building cyassl so you get all the changes from you host machine. 2014-08-11 11:27:57 -07:00
			`# synchronize without .git and .gitignore to avoid output files`
fixes for vagrant scripts due to name changing: update name to wolfssl. add question before sync. 2015-01-29 12:17:08 -03:00			`rsync --exclude .git --exclude-from .gitignore -rvt /$SRC/ ~/$DST/`
vagrant recipe to get a linux machine for testing. The virtual machine is provided by hashicorp (the company that makes vagrant) and is an Ubuntu Precise 64 The provisioning script that runs in the first boot of the machine will copy and setup a synchronize script so you don't have to run ./autogen.sh and ./configure every time to build in a different OS and you can also build and run on both (guest and host) at the same time. The ./pull_to_vagrant.sh script should be called at least once before building cyassl so you get all the changes from you host machine. 2014-08-11 11:27:57 -07:00
			`# synchronize everything else needed.`
fixes for vagrant scripts due to name changing: update name to wolfssl. add question before sync. 2015-01-29 12:17:08 -03:00			`rsync -rvt /$SRC/.git ~/$DST/`
			`rsync -rvt /$SRC/IDE ~/$DST/`
			`rsync -rvt /$SRC/mcapi ~/$DST/`
			`rsync -rvt /$SRC/mplabx ~/$DST/`
			`rsync -rvt /$SRC/configure.ac ~/$DST/`