Technote: Add hake chapter
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ The available options are:
The backend (capital letter options) specified last takes precedence.
-The Sockeye file to compile is give via the \textit{file} parameter. The typical file extension for Sockeye files is \verb|.soc|.
+The Sockeye file to compile is give via the \textit{file} parameter.
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@@ -286,10 +286,13 @@ This check makes sure that all nodes referenced in translation sets and overlays
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-\chapter{Integration into the Hake Build System}
+\chapter{Compiling Sockeye files with Hake}
\label{chap:hake}
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-\todo{Describe integration into Hake}
+SoC descriptions are placed in the directory \texttt{SOURCE/socs} with the file extension \texttt{.soc}.
+Each Sockeye file has to be added to the list of SoCs in the Hakefile in the same directory.
+The Hake rule for Sockeye files compiles all the listed files to \texttt{BUILD/sockeyefacts/<filename>.pl} if they are specified as a dependency in some Hakefile.
+To add a compiled Sockeye specification into the SKB RAM disk, the filename can be added to the \verb|sockeyeFiles| list in the SKBs Hakefile.
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