GENIVI Development Platform is the integration and delivery project that brings together all components developed by GENIVI experts and provides them to developers and users in a consumable way. You can find all the relevant information about GDP in the wiki:
- GDP landing page
- GDP Download page
- GDP Roadmap
- GDP-ivi9 feature page
- GDP-ivi9 ports to target boards
- GDP In Detail with further information about GDP components.
- GENIVI on GitHub
- Information about how GDP is managed
Please see the MAINTAINERS file for information on contacting the maintainers of this layer, as well as instructions for submitting patches.
The GENIVI Development Platform project welcomes contributions. You can contribute code, submit patches, report bugs, answer questions on our mailing lists and review and edit our documentation and much more.
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The project uses submodules to pull in dependencies
It is therefore recommended to :
git clone --recursive <thisrepo> -b <branch>
where branch is (for example) koelsch, porter, minnowboard or raspberrypi2 (you must check which branches exist)
The master branch is no longer maintained
If you forgot the recursive option, try:
git checkout <branch>
git submodule init
git submodule update
To build:
source init.sh
and then follow instructions
If you do anything more advanced you probably need to study information on git submodules - they are a bit special to work with...
One recommendation to improve usability a little:
git config diff.submodule=log