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**dockers/** directory is a place where you can find Dockerfiles for generic docker images.
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**src/** is a place where a source code for generic packages goes.
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It has both submodules (simple case, just run dpkg-buildpackage to build),
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and directories with more complcated components, that provide their own Makefiles.
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and directories with more complicated components, that provide their own Makefiles.
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**platform/** contains all vendor-specific recipes, submodules etc.
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Every **platform/[VENDOR]/** directory is a derived part of buildimage frontend, that defines rules and targets for a concrete vendor.
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**SONIC_MAKE_DEBS**
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This is a bit more flexible case.
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If you have to do some specific type of build or apply pathes prior to build, just define your own Makefile and add it to buildimage.
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If you have to do some specific type of build or apply paths prior to build, just define your own Makefile and add it to buildimage.
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Define:
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```make
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SOME_NEW_DEB = some_new_deb.deb # name of your package
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**SONIC_DOCKER_IMAGES**
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This one is a bit more sophisticated. You can define debian packages from buildimage that will be installed to it, and corresponding Dockerfile will be dinamically generated from a template.
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This one is a bit more sophisticated. You can define debian packages from buildimage that will be installed to it, and corresponding Dockerfile will be dynamically generated from a template.
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Define:
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```make
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SOME_DOCKER = some_docker.gz # name of your docker
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