doc: dts: Say <BOARD> instead of BOARD
Makes it clearer that it's not meant literally. Signed-off-by: Ulf Magnusson <Ulf.Magnusson@nordicsemi.no>
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@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ files via the C preprocessor with ``#include``.
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including other files, though it is less commonly used.
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Each board has a base devicetree, stored in the board's directory in
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:file:`boards/` as :file:`BOARD.dts`. This base devicetree can be extended or
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:file:`boards/` as :file:`<BOARD>.dts`. This base devicetree can be extended or
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modified with one or more *overlays* -- DTS files with a :file:`.overlay`
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extension. Overlays adapt the base devicetree for different board variants or
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applications. Along with :ref:`kconfig`, this makes it possible to reconfigure
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@ -213,7 +213,7 @@ certain locations. It is also possible to explicitly list the overlays to
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include, via the :makevar:`DTC_OVERLAY_FILE` CMake variable. See
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:ref:`application_dt` and :ref:`important-build-vars` for details.
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After running the C preprocessor, the resulting :file:`BOARD.dts` and
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After running the C preprocessor, the resulting :file:`<BOARD>.dts` and
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:file:`.overlay` files are combined by concatenating them, with the overlays
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put last. This relies on DTS merging multiple definitions of nodes. See
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:ref:`dt_k6x_example` for an example of how this works (in the context of
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.. note::
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The preprocessed and concatenated DTS sources are stored in
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:file:`zephyr/BOARD.dts.pre.tmp` in the build directory. Looking at this
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:file:`zephyr/<BOARD>.dts.pre.tmp` in the build directory. Looking at this
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file can be handy for debugging.
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The merged devicetree, along with any :ref:`bindings <bindings>` referenced
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