Hello,
On Tue, Feb 15, 2005 at 11:11:39AM -0800, Rashmi Keshava Iyengar wrote:
> I did think about putting in the conditional in configure.in/.ac but
> even though it can be arranged so that it will be known at configure
> time what build is preferred I do not want to implement it this way
> (essentially this will require us to use two different configure.ac
> files to generate the makefiles the way things are set up here).
I don't understand why you would need two configure.ac's.
Why couldn't you solve this by an --enable option?
Then you could do
options_build2=--enable-xxx
for dir in build1 build2; do
(mkdir $dir &&
cd $dir &&
eval ../configure \${options_$dir} &&
make)
done
> I would rather pass in the build type during "make".
> Are there any other options?
Ok, then you cannot use @[EMAIL PROTECTED] as it is substituted in configure
time.
But you can use variables assigned on the command line.
What's the problem with the following:
COMMONDEFINES = -D_GNU_SOURCE -D_REENTRANT -DLINUX \
-DTURN_DEBUGGING_OFF $(MY_DEFINES)
and running "make" or "make MY_DEFINES=-DUINT_WORD32" to get the two
different builds?
Have a nice day,
Stepan Kasal
