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30	30	--objpath=path to where the compiled wrapping code should be saved
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32		Using this mode the user can compile all the .c files from a directory (usually the .c files from the wrapping code directory) and save the resulted files (.o files) in the directory specified by the -o option. If the -g and -o options are not specified then the rtems_trace tool will look in the ''wrappers'' directory located in cwd and save the .o files in a directory named ''objects'' also from cwd. Also, if the -l option it's not specified than the tool will choose this path by default: ''/opt/rtems-4.10/i386-rtems4.10/pc386/lib/''
	32	Using this mode the user can compile all the .c files from a directory (usually the .c files from the wrapping code directory) and save the resulted files (.o files) in the directory specified by the -o option. If the -g and -o options are not specified then the rtems_trace tool will look in the ''wrappers'' directory located in cwd and save the .o files in a directory named ''objects'' also from cwd. Also, if the -l option it's not specified than the tool will choose this path by default: ''/opt/rtems-4.10/i386-rtems4.10/pc386/lib/''.
33	33	Example:
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