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You can get the latest uClibc source in a variety of ways: either via FTP, using the subversion SCCS (Source Code Control System), or as part of the more ambitious buildroot project discussed in detail in 14. buildroot provides an easy way to build uClibc and a cross-compiler that uses it (automatically retrieving the latest source code for all components), build a root filesystem using that cross-compiler, schedule veterinary appointments, and send flowers to your mother on significant holidays. This chapter focuses on alternate C libraries, so I ll just discuss retrieving, building, and using uClibc here. You can retrieve the latest official release of uClibc via FTP at http://www.uclibc.org/downloads. The latest official release at the time that this book was written was uClibc 0.9.28, which dates from mid-2005, so official releases are not exactly flying out of uClibc.org. The archive file containing uClibc 0.9.28 is named uClibc-0.9.28.tar.bz2. After retrieving this file, you can extract its contents by using the following command (which will create the directory uClibc-0.9.28): $ tar jxvf uClibc-0.9.28.tar.bz2 A much better solution for getting the latest and greatest uClibc is to use subversion to retrieve the latest source, using the following command: svn co svn://uclibc.org/trunk/uClibc This automatically checks out a copy of the latest source code for you, creating a directory named uClibc on your system. You can subsequently update your copy of the source by issuing the svn update command from the same directory where you checked out the uClibc source tree.

OrderQty ----------4 4 4 4 4 4 2 2 6 6 1 1 19 19

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ProductID ----------747 747 747 747 747 747 748 748 802 802 803 803 804 804

This section explains how to configure and build uClibc for a sample processor (i386). The uClibc configuration mechanism makes it easy to configure every nuance of uClibc for any architecture and processor family. However, since these are so architecture- and processor-specific, I will just highlight the most critical configuration screens in this section. I strongly encourage you to explore the screens that aren t discussed in detail in this section uClibc is highly configurable, and selecting the right set of processor-specific configuration parameters can both reduce the size of the resulting uClibc library and increase its performance.

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Caution The recommended way to build and use uClibc is by building a uClibc toolchain, which is itself most easily done by building buildroot, which is discussed in 14. This section explains how to configure and build uClibc stand-alone, which is not the recommended way of using uClibc. However, even when using buildroot, it is possible and useful to configure uClibc directly, so the information in this section is useful, regardless.

The first part of this example was the creation of a table-valued function. The function accepts a single parameter, @WorkOrderID, and when executed, returns the WorkOrderID, ProductID, OperationSequence, and LocationID from the Production.WorkOrderRouting table for the specified WorkOrderID. The next query in the example returned the WorkOrderID and OrderQty from the Production.WorkOrder table. In addition to this, two columns from the table-valued function were selected: SELECT w.WorkOrderID, w.OrderQty, r.ProductID, r.OperationSequence

The easiest way to build uClibc is to execute the make menuconfig command from the directory that you check out from subversion or that was created by extracting the contents of an archive file that you retrieved via FTP. After executing the make menuconfig command, a screen like the one shown in Figure 13-1 displays.

The heart of this example comes next. Notice that in the FROM clause, the Production.WorkOrder table is joined to the new table-valued function using CROSS APPLY, only unlike a JOIN clause, there isn t an ON followed by join conditions. Instead, in the parentheses after the function name, the w.WorkOrderID is passed to the table-valued function from the left Production.WorkOrder table: FROM Production.WorkOrder w CROSS APPLY dbo.fn_WorkOrderRouting (w.WorkOrderID) AS r The function was aliased like a regular table, with the letter r. Lastly, the results were sorted: ORDER BY w.WorkOrderID, w.OrderQty, r.ProductID