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Drop rimage submodule and west module
Also move tomlc99 west module to subdirectory tools/ Signed-off-by: Marc Herbert <[email protected]>
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[submodule "rimage"] | ||
path = rimage | ||
# This is a _relative_ submodule URL. In some use cases it's better than | ||
# an _absolute_ submodule URL, in other cases it's not. One size does | ||
# unfortunately not fit all. | ||
# | ||
# Among other pages, http://blog.tremily.us/posts/Relative_submodules/ | ||
# has a good comparison | ||
# | ||
# If you use Zephyr you must also look at the comments in sof/west.yml. | ||
# | ||
# If you want to fork or mirror sof.git _without_ doing the same for | ||
# rimage.git then your automation may want you to change and git commit | ||
# an absolute URL in your branch. No need to git commit for interactive | ||
# use; a local and temporary edit of this file is enough for interactive | ||
# use because .gitmodules is used only once to --init[ialize] | ||
# .git/config the first time. Then .gitmodules is never used again after | ||
# cloning. | ||
url = ../rimage | ||
[submodule "tomlc99"] | ||
path = tools/rimage/tomlc99 | ||
url = https://github.com/thesofproject/tomlc99.git | ||
branch = master |
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