How to compile the code modified by android

1:./mk n (r) kernel;./mk bootimage; when you modify the kernel code, the details are as follows:

Alps/kernel/

Alps/mediatek/platform/mt65xx/kernel/

Alps/mediatek/source/kernel/

Alps/mediatek/customer/mt65xx/kernel/

Alps/mediatek/customer/common/kernel/

Alps/mediatek/customer/$ porject_name $/kernel

......

2:./mk n pl when modifying preloader-related code, the details are as follows:

Alps/mediatek/platform/mt65xx/preloader/

Alps/mediatek/source/preloader/

Alps/mediatek/customer/mt65xx/preloader/

Alps/mediatek/customer/common/preloader/

Alps/mediatek/customer/$ porject_name $/kernle

......

3:./mk uboot:

Alps/mediatek/platform/mt65xx/uboot/

Alps/mediatek/source/uboot/

Alps/bootable/bootloader/uboot/

Alps/mediatek/customer/mt65xx/uboot/

Alps/mediatek/customer/common/buoot/

Alps/mediatek/customer/$ porject_name $/uboot/

......

4:./mk systemimage:

Alps/frameworks/

Alps/packages/

Alps/vendor/

Alps/hardware/

Alps/dalvik/

...........

5:./mk recoverimage:

Alps/bootable/recovery/

Alps/mediatek/customer/$ project_name $/recovery/

......

6:./mk factoryimage: Use this command when modifying factory-related code, as follows:

Alps/mediatek/customer/$ project_name $/factory/

Alps/mediatek/customer/common/factory/

Alps/mediatek/source/factory/

......

7:./mk secroimage when modifying secro-related code, the details are as follows:

Alps/mediatek/source/secro/

Alps/mediatek/customer/$ project_name $/secro/