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If you just hit 'Enter' without specifying your application name, then your ioc name 'vioc-b34-bd32' will be used as the default for the dbd file in the st.cmd

Now iocBoot directory has been created under $(TOP) and underneath it, 'vioc-b34-bd32' has been created.

Open iocBoot/vioc-b34-bd32/Makefile and notice that ARCH is set to linuxRT-x86.
Open iocBoot/vioc-b34-bd32/st.cmd and notice that this script is setup to pick the binary from  linuxRT-x86 directory.

(g) Now 'make' your application from the top level directory $(TOP) to ensure your changes to  RELEASE files are good:h) Uncomment the following lines in MyTestApp/src/Makefile if you have a PMC EVR230 installed in your system that you'd like to use:

# MyTest_DBD += evrSupport.dbd

# MyTest_DBD += devMrfEr.dbd

.....

# ifeq ($(T_A),linuxRT-x86)

#  MyTest_LIBS += drvMrf

#  MyTest_LIBS += mrfApi

# endif

To add support for PCI-express EVR300, add the following lines to MyTestApp/src/Makefile:

MyTest_DBD += drvUioPciGen.dbd

MyTest_DBD += devBusMapped.dbd

MyTest_DBD += epicspci.dbd

.....

IPCTests_LIBS += drvUioPciGen

IPCTests_LIBS += devBusMapped

IPCTests_LIBS += epicspci

(i) Now 'make' your application from the top level directory $(TOP) to ensure your changes to  RELEASE files are good:

There should be no build errors.

Having tested There should be no build errors.
Having tested this phase, you can now uninstall the binaries and cleanup the make-generated files using the following command:

make clean uninstall
MyApp example has support for a PMC EVR230 running on linuxRT-x86.

Replace the macros as needed.

Now cd $APP/MyApp again and 'make' the application again and ensure it builds fine.

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