+++ /dev/null
-******************************************************************
-
- Copyright 2014 Intel Mobile Communications GmbH All Rights Reserved.
-
--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
-
- Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
- you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
- You may obtain a copy of the License at
-
- http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
-
- Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
- distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
- WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
- See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
- limitations under the License.
-
--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
-
-===============================================================================
-== Rich Stack & Lite Stack ==
-===============================================================================
-
-The OIC-RESOURCE repository (referred as "<oic-resource>") contains two SDKs
-with underlying code (i.e. "stack"). The two SDKs are referred to as "Rich SDK"
-(or "C++ SDK") and "Lite SDK" (or "C SDK"). The associated stacks are referred
-to as "Rich Stack" (or "C++ Stack") and "Lite Stack" (or "C Stack"),
-respectively. The Rich Stack-SDK pair requires that the Lite Stack-SDK pair is
-built under it.
-
-For a list of artifact locations for all possible build processes in the
-OIC-RESOURCE repository, please refer to:
-<oic-resource>/artifact_output_locations.txt.
-
-===============================================================================
-
-The Rich Stack is intended ONLY for Linux Ubuntu 12.04 operating system.
-To build Rich Stack, please follow these requirements:
-- GCC compiler version is 4.6
-- Pre-install the "gnu-libc" libraries package.
-- You have pre-built the Lite Stack for Linux Ubuntu 12.04.
-- You have installed and pre-built Boost 1.54.
-- To compile Rich Unit Tests, you must have Google Test 1.7.0 and must also
- create/append "local.properties" file at <oic-resource>/csdk/ with the
- following specified:
-
- GTEST_DIR=<gtest-1.7.0>
-
-The Lite Stack is intended ONLY for Linux Ubuntu 12.04, Arduino ATMega 2560 with
-Arduino Framework 1.0.5, and Arduino Due with Arduino Framework 1.5.7.
-Tip: Use Cutecom in Ubuntu 12.04 to view logs from Arduino ATMega 2560 and
-Arduino Due.
-
-To build Lite Stack, please follow these requirements for Linux Ubuntu 12.04:
-- GCC compiler version is 4.6
-- Pre-install the "gnu-libc" libraries package.
-
-To build Lite Stack, please follow these requirements for Arduino ATMega 2560:
-- Arduino Framework 1.0.5 is installed. (Newer versions of the Arduino
- Framework for Arduino ATMega 2560 have not been tested.)
-- AVR-GCC compiler version is 4.5.3 (Distributed with Arduino 1.0.5, no further
- action necessary if framework was obtained from
- http://arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases. Note: Frameworks obtained from
- apt-get have had different compiler versions.)
-- Unzip the Time Library from here to your Arduino Directory Structure:
- http://playground.arduino.cc/code/time
-- Apply patch "arduino-1.0.5_linux.patch" at
- <oic-resource>/tools/arduino/patches to your Arduino Directory Structure at
- location <Arduino 1.0.5>.
-- Create/Append "local.properties" file at location
- <oic-resource>/resource/csdk/ with the following specified:
-
- ARDUINO_DIR := <arduino-1.0.5>
- ARDUINO_TOOLS_DIR := $(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/tools/avr/bin
-
-To build Lite Stack, please follow these requirements for Arduino Due:
-- Arduino Framework 1.5.7 is installed. (Newer versions of the Arduino
- Framework for Arduino Due have not been tested.)
-- AVR-GCC compiler version is 4.8.3 (Distributed with Arduino 1.5.7, no further
- action necessary if framework was obtained from
- http://arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases. Note: Frameworks obtained from
- apt-get have had different compiler versions.)
-- Unzip the Time Library from here to your Arduino Directory Structure:
- http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_Time.html
-- Apply patch "arduino-1.5.7_linux.patch" at
- <oic-resource>/tools/arduino/patches to your Arduino Directory Structure at
- location <Arduino 1.5.7>.
-- Create/Append "local.properties" file at location
- <oic-resource>/resource/csdk/ with the following specified:
-
- ARDUINO_DIR := <arduino-1.5.7>
- ARDUINO_TOOLS_DIR := $(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/tools/avr/bin
-
-Note: If you are building Unit Tests for Linux, building for Arduino Mega, and
-building for Arduino Due you may find it useful to set the "local.properties"
-file to look like this:
-
-GTEST_DIR=<gtest-1.7.0>
-
-ifeq ($(PLATFORM), arduinomega)
- #Location of arduino sdk for Arduino Mega
- ARDUINO_DIR := <arduino-1.0.5>
- ARDUINO_TOOLS_DIR := $(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/tools/avr/bin
-else
- #Location of arduino sdk for Arduino Due
- ARDUINO_DIR := <arduino-1.5.7>
- ARDUINO_TOOLS_DIR := $(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/tools/gcc-arm-none-eabi-4.8.3-2014q1/bin
-endif
-
-===============================================================================
-
-Instructions for Common Build Processes:
-
-NOTE: 'GNU Make' is required to utilize the build script at location:
-<oic-resource>/buildScript.mk.
-
-=======================================
-== All Targets - Linux, ATMega & Due ==
-=======================================
-
-- All Modules, including OCICUC, in Release & Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit
- Tests, Lite Examples, Rich Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples, Rich
- OCICUC) for linux, Arduino ATMega 2560 with Ethernet Shield, Arduino ATMega
- ATMega 2560 with WiFi Shield, Arduino Due with Ethernet Shield and Arduino
- Due with WiFi Shield:
- (This will be what is used on the Build Server(s) to limit regression.)
-
- make -f buildScript.mk all_dev
-
-=======================================
-== All Targets - Linux & ATMega 2560 ==
-=======================================
-
-- All Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples, Rich
- Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for Linux & Arduino ATMega 2560 with
- Ethernet Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk all
-
-- All Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples, Rich Stack,
- Rich Examples) for Linux & Arduino ATMega 2560 with Ethernet Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk all_debug
-
-=======================================
-== All Targets - Linux & Due ==
-=======================================
-
-- All Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples, Rich
- Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for Linux & Arduino Due with Ethernet
- Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk complement
-
-- All Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples, Rich Stack,
- Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for Linux & Arduino Due with Ethernet Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk complement_debug
-
-=======================================
-== All Targets - Linux Only ==
-=======================================
-
-- All Modules, without OCICUC, in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
- Examples, Rich Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for linux:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk linux
-
-- All Modules, without OCICUC, in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
- Examples, Rich Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for linux:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk linux_debug
-
-- All Rich Stack Modules in Release, without OCICUC, (Lite Stack, Rich Stack,
- Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for Linux:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk linux_ub
-
-- All Rich Stack Modules in Debug, without OCICUC, (Lite Stack, Rich Stack,
- Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for Linux:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk linux_ub_debug
-
-- All Rich Stack Modules, including OCICUC, in Release & Debug (Lite Stack,
- Rich Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples, Rich OCICUC) for linux:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk linux_ub_dev
-
-- All Lite Stack Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
- Examples) for Linux:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk linux_tb
-
-- All Lite Stack Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples)
- for Linux:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk linux_tb_debug
-
-=======================================
-== All Targets - Mega Only ==
-=======================================
-
-- All Lite Stack Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
- Examples) for Arduino ATMega 2560 with Ethernet Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk arduinomega
-
-- All Lite Stack Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples)
- for Arduino ATMega 2560 with Ethernet Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk arduinomega_debug
-
-- All Lite Stack Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
- Examples) for Arduino ATMega 2560 with WiFi Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk arduinomega_wifi
-
-- All Lite Stack Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples)
- for Arduino ATMega 2560 with WiFi Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk arduinomega_wifi_debug
-
-=======================================
-== All Targets - Due Only ==
-=======================================
-
-- All Lite Stack Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
- Examples) for Arduino Due with Ethernet Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk arduinodue_all
-
-- All Lite Stack Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples)
- Examples) for Arduino Due with Ethernet Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk arduinodue_all_debug
-
-- All Lite Stack Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
- Examples) for Arduino Due with WiFi Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk arduinodue_wifi
-
-- All Lite Stack Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples)
- for Arduino Due with WiFi Shield:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk arduinodue_wifi_debug
-
-=======================================
-== Clean All Targets ==
-=======================================
-
-- Clean All:
-
- make -f buildScript.mk clean
-
--- /dev/null
+******************************************************************
+
+ Copyright 2014 Intel Mobile Communications GmbH All Rights Reserved.
+
+-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
+
+ Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
+ you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
+ You may obtain a copy of the License at
+
+ http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
+
+ Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
+ distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
+ WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
+ See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
+ limitations under the License.
+
+-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
+
+===============================================================================
+== Rich Stack & Lite Stack ==
+===============================================================================
+
+The OIC-RESOURCE repository (referred as "<oic-resource>") contains two SDKs
+with underlying code (i.e. "stack"). The two SDKs are referred to as "Rich SDK"
+(or "C++ SDK") and "Lite SDK" (or "C SDK"). The associated stacks are referred
+to as "Rich Stack" (or "C++ Stack") and "Lite Stack" (or "C Stack"),
+respectively. The Rich Stack-SDK pair requires that the Lite Stack-SDK pair is
+built under it.
+
+For a list of artifact locations for all possible build processes in the
+OIC-RESOURCE repository, please refer to:
+<oic-resource>/artifact_output_locations.txt.
+
+===============================================================================
+
+The Rich Stack is intended ONLY for Linux Ubuntu 12.04 operating system.
+To build Rich Stack, please follow these requirements:
+- GCC compiler version is 4.6
+- Pre-install the "gnu-libc" libraries package.
+- You have pre-built the Lite Stack for Linux Ubuntu 12.04.
+- You have installed and pre-built Boost 1.54.
+- To compile Rich Unit Tests, you must have Google Test 1.7.0 and must also
+ create/append "local.properties" file at <oic-resource>/csdk/ with the
+ following specified:
+
+ GTEST_DIR=<gtest-1.7.0>
+
+The Lite Stack is intended ONLY for Linux Ubuntu 12.04, Arduino ATMega 2560 with
+Arduino Framework 1.0.5, and Arduino Due with Arduino Framework 1.5.7.
+Tip: Use Cutecom in Ubuntu 12.04 to view logs from Arduino ATMega 2560 and
+Arduino Due.
+
+To build Lite Stack, please follow these requirements for Linux Ubuntu 12.04:
+- GCC compiler version is 4.6
+- Pre-install the "gnu-libc" libraries package.
+
+To build Lite Stack, please follow these requirements for Arduino ATMega 2560:
+- Arduino Framework 1.0.5 is installed. (Newer versions of the Arduino
+ Framework for Arduino ATMega 2560 have not been tested.)
+- AVR-GCC compiler version is 4.5.3 (Distributed with Arduino 1.0.5, no further
+ action necessary if framework was obtained from
+ http://arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases. Note: Frameworks obtained from
+ apt-get have had different compiler versions.)
+- Unzip the Time Library from here to your Arduino Directory Structure:
+ http://playground.arduino.cc/code/time
+- Apply patch "arduino-1.0.5_linux.patch" at
+ <oic-resource>/tools/arduino/patches to your Arduino Directory Structure at
+ location <Arduino 1.0.5>.
+- Create/Append "local.properties" file at location
+ <oic-resource>/resource/csdk/ with the following specified:
+
+ ARDUINO_DIR := <arduino-1.0.5>
+ ARDUINO_TOOLS_DIR := $(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/tools/avr/bin
+
+To build Lite Stack, please follow these requirements for Arduino Due:
+- Arduino Framework 1.5.7 is installed. (Newer versions of the Arduino
+ Framework for Arduino Due have not been tested.)
+- AVR-GCC compiler version is 4.8.3 (Distributed with Arduino 1.5.7, no further
+ action necessary if framework was obtained from
+ http://arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases. Note: Frameworks obtained from
+ apt-get have had different compiler versions.)
+- Unzip the Time Library from here to your Arduino Directory Structure:
+ http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_Time.html
+- Apply patch "arduino-1.5.7_linux.patch" at
+ <oic-resource>/tools/arduino/patches to your Arduino Directory Structure at
+ location <Arduino 1.5.7>.
+- Create/Append "local.properties" file at location
+ <oic-resource>/resource/csdk/ with the following specified:
+
+ ARDUINO_DIR := <arduino-1.5.7>
+ ARDUINO_TOOLS_DIR := $(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/tools/avr/bin
+
+Note: If you are building Unit Tests for Linux, building for Arduino Mega, and
+building for Arduino Due you may find it useful to set the "local.properties"
+file to look like this:
+
+GTEST_DIR=<gtest-1.7.0>
+
+ifeq ($(PLATFORM), arduinomega)
+ #Location of arduino sdk for Arduino Mega
+ ARDUINO_DIR := <arduino-1.0.5>
+ ARDUINO_TOOLS_DIR := $(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/tools/avr/bin
+else
+ #Location of arduino sdk for Arduino Due
+ ARDUINO_DIR := <arduino-1.5.7>
+ ARDUINO_TOOLS_DIR := $(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/tools/gcc-arm-none-eabi-4.8.3-2014q1/bin
+endif
+
+===============================================================================
+
+Instructions for Common Build Processes:
+
+NOTE: 'GNU Make' is required to utilize the build script at location:
+<oic-resource>/buildScript.mk.
+
+=======================================
+== All Targets - Linux, ATMega & Due ==
+=======================================
+
+- All Modules, including OCICUC, in Release & Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit
+ Tests, Lite Examples, Rich Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples, Rich
+ OCICUC) for linux, Arduino ATMega 2560 with Ethernet Shield, Arduino ATMega
+ ATMega 2560 with WiFi Shield, Arduino Due with Ethernet Shield and Arduino
+ Due with WiFi Shield:
+ (This will be what is used on the Build Server(s) to limit regression.)
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk all_dev
+
+=======================================
+== All Targets - Linux & ATMega 2560 ==
+=======================================
+
+- All Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples, Rich
+ Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for Linux & Arduino ATMega 2560 with
+ Ethernet Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk all
+
+- All Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples, Rich Stack,
+ Rich Examples) for Linux & Arduino ATMega 2560 with Ethernet Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk all_debug
+
+=======================================
+== All Targets - Linux & Due ==
+=======================================
+
+- All Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples, Rich
+ Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for Linux & Arduino Due with Ethernet
+ Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk complement
+
+- All Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples, Rich Stack,
+ Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for Linux & Arduino Due with Ethernet Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk complement_debug
+
+=======================================
+== All Targets - Linux Only ==
+=======================================
+
+- All Modules, without OCICUC, in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
+ Examples, Rich Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for linux:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk linux
+
+- All Modules, without OCICUC, in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
+ Examples, Rich Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for linux:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk linux_debug
+
+- All Rich Stack Modules in Release, without OCICUC, (Lite Stack, Rich Stack,
+ Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for Linux:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk linux_ub
+
+- All Rich Stack Modules in Debug, without OCICUC, (Lite Stack, Rich Stack,
+ Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples) for Linux:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk linux_ub_debug
+
+- All Rich Stack Modules, including OCICUC, in Release & Debug (Lite Stack,
+ Rich Stack, Rich Unit Tests, Rich Examples, Rich OCICUC) for linux:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk linux_ub_dev
+
+- All Lite Stack Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
+ Examples) for Linux:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk linux_tb
+
+- All Lite Stack Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples)
+ for Linux:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk linux_tb_debug
+
+=======================================
+== All Targets - Mega Only ==
+=======================================
+
+- All Lite Stack Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
+ Examples) for Arduino ATMega 2560 with Ethernet Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk arduinomega
+
+- All Lite Stack Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples)
+ for Arduino ATMega 2560 with Ethernet Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk arduinomega_debug
+
+- All Lite Stack Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
+ Examples) for Arduino ATMega 2560 with WiFi Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk arduinomega_wifi
+
+- All Lite Stack Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples)
+ for Arduino ATMega 2560 with WiFi Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk arduinomega_wifi_debug
+
+=======================================
+== All Targets - Due Only ==
+=======================================
+
+- All Lite Stack Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
+ Examples) for Arduino Due with Ethernet Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk arduinodue_all
+
+- All Lite Stack Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples)
+ Examples) for Arduino Due with Ethernet Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk arduinodue_all_debug
+
+- All Lite Stack Modules in Release (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite
+ Examples) for Arduino Due with WiFi Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk arduinodue_wifi
+
+- All Lite Stack Modules in Debug (Lite Stack, Lite Unit Tests, Lite Examples)
+ for Arduino Due with WiFi Shield:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk arduinodue_wifi_debug
+
+=======================================
+== Clean All Targets ==
+=======================================
+
+- Clean All:
+
+ make -f buildScript.mk clean
+
+++ /dev/null
-1) Build with default option
- To build with default option:
- # scons
-
- To see help information with default option(the output may be different with different options):
- # scons -Q -h
-
- To clean the project:
- # scons -c
-
-2) Build with options
- To build with options:
- # scons OPTION1=xxx OPTION2=xxx OPTION3=....
-
- To see help information:
- # scons OPTION1=xxx OPTION2=xxx OPTION3=.... -Q -h
-
- To clean the project:
- # scons OPTION1=xxx OPTION2=xxx OPTION3=.... -c
-
-3) Examples
- To build default
- # scons
- To see default help
- # scons -Q -h
- To clean
- # scons -c
-
- To build android armeabi-v7a
- # scon BUILD_TARGET=Android CPU_ARCH=armeabi-v7a
- To see help
- # scon BUILD_TARGET=Android CPU_ARCH=armeabi-v7a -Q -h
- To clean
- # scon BUILD_TARGET=Android CPU_ARCH=armeabi-v7a -c
-
-Note:
- 1. To build android binary, android NDK should be newer than r8e(recommend r10).
- 2. You may be asked to set some options. Besides set it in command line, you
-can also set it by create a environment variable. Command line has higher priority.
-If both are set, the command line value will be used.
--- /dev/null
+1) Build with default option
+ To build with default option:
+ # scons
+
+ To see help information with default option(the output may be different with different options):
+ # scons -Q -h
+
+ To clean the project:
+ # scons -c
+
+2) Build with options
+ To build with options:
+ # scons OPTION1=xxx OPTION2=xxx OPTION3=....
+
+ To see help information:
+ # scons OPTION1=xxx OPTION2=xxx OPTION3=.... -Q -h
+
+ To clean the project:
+ # scons OPTION1=xxx OPTION2=xxx OPTION3=.... -c
+
+3) Examples
+ To build default
+ # scons
+ To see default help
+ # scons -Q -h
+ To clean
+ # scons -c
+
+ To build android armeabi-v7a
+ # scon BUILD_TARGET=Android CPU_ARCH=armeabi-v7a
+ To see help
+ # scon BUILD_TARGET=Android CPU_ARCH=armeabi-v7a -Q -h
+ To clean
+ # scon BUILD_TARGET=Android CPU_ARCH=armeabi-v7a -c
+
+Note:
+ 1. To build android binary, android NDK should be newer than r8e(recommend r10).
+ 2. You may be asked to set some options. Besides set it in command line, you
+can also set it by create a environment variable. Command line has higher priority.
+If both are set, the command line value will be used.
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