stm32mp1: use ASFLAGS for binary paths

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Browse code stm32mp1: use ASFLAGS for binary paths To simplify the rule that creates the concatenated binary, use ASFLAGS instead of adding all paths in the AS command line. This allows a better management if a binary is not present. Change-Id: Ic8b4566e7dedc6f55be355a92e3b214cef138d9b Signed-off-by: Yann Gautier <yann.gautier@st.com> v2.4-LS
1 parent 276a9c1 commit 49e2373cf97d1b4b2f3571d183a540e3db83af8f Yann Gautier authored on 23 Jan 2020 Manish Pandey committed on 9 Oct 2020

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To simplify the rule that creates the concatenated binary, use ASFLAGS
instead of adding all paths in the AS command line. This allows a better
management if a binary is not present.

Change-Id: Ic8b4566e7dedc6f55be355a92e3b214cef138d9b
Signed-off-by: Yann Gautier <yann.gautier@st.com>

v2.4-LS

1 parent 276a9c1 commit 49e2373cf97d1b4b2f3571d183a540e3db83af8f

Yann Gautier authored on 23 Jan 2020

Manish Pandey committed on 9 Oct 2020

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