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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Wojciech Bartczak	7dbd0949c9	Add Spike's meta files for pkg-config This commit adds the *.pc files for Spike's simulation library, enabling dynamic and static linking without the need to directly reference Spike sources. Using Spike as a stand-alone library provides an interesting option for developing tools and applications based on Spike.	3 years ago
Andrew Waterman	4672cf245c	Only install pkg-config files for libraries that are installed Resolves #549	6 years ago
Palmer Dabbelt	126beb482f	Install pkg-config files for Spike The actual Spike package consists of a whole bunch of libraries. This installs a pkg-config file for each generated library, and a meta pkg-config file (riscv-spike.pc) that links in all the other Spike libraries except dummy_rocc (which I figure isn't interesting). This allows me to package and install spike, and then use that package to build an extension library (so I don't have to fork Spike for my own ISA extension).	11 years ago