This slide depicts the basic file topology of the SYS/BIOS project. At the core of all this is the configuration tool itself, which was given the amusing name of “configuro”. Obviously the chief input to Configuro is the configuration .cfg file and what it generates in turn are several familiar looking files: namely a .c file and a linker command file. Those files in turn get compiled and linked into the end application image. All of the SYS/BIOS and other RTSC style packages will also have their own configuration scripts which have a .xs extension and use Configuro as well. In addition, since our configuration script will reference what packages are being used, the generated linker command file reference the .lib files of each of the these packages. So at the end, what we wind up with is a very standard set of object files and libraries that get built with the your own application files and create an image that will run on your target.