> Vincent Massol wrote:
> ...I used the dist target to build a full
> distribution and I wanted to make sure that there no previous leftover
from
> other targets. What do you suggest ?

In Xalan we often have worker targets and public targets.  The public
targets (ones with descriptions, so you see them in -projecthelp) are
simply a list of dependencies.  Then the "smoketest" target can simply call
the appropriate worker targets to run parts of the smoketest.  The
"smoketest.gump" target simply lists the same dependencies, plus a couple
of extra ones for automated build programs like GUMP.

A bit hoakey, but it works, and provides a single externally callable
target (smoketest.gump) that automated systems or that outside developers
can call to produce a single clean full distribution.  Then you can have
other public targets that you use that have a slightly different list of
depends.

- Shane


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