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You might want to link several groups together so that you
can share descriptions or simplify each part of a description. For
example, the description of the ARM Evaluator-7T provided in Eval7T.bcd is
split into a description of the board, *BOARD=Evaluator7T,
and a description of the processor on the board, KS32C50100 or S3C4510B depending
on the version of the board. Figure 4.4 shows an example:
Figure 4.5 shows the board and chip relationship in tree form.
Groups can contain BoardChip_name references
to other groups, so that you can build multi-layered descriptions.
For example, if you are building a simple Ethernet router, you might use
the network interface on the KS32C50100 with
a second network interface provided by an AMD LANCE. Figure 4.6 shows an
example of this configuration.
Figure 4.7 shows the board and chip relationship in tree form.
You are not required to split your board up into distinct CHIP descriptions.
You can create one BOARD description containing
all of the required information. However, splitting your board up into
distinct CHIP descriptions enables you to share
descriptions or reuse a description for another development project.