Hi all!
Given a directory structure as follows:
- Source/somecode.m
- Source/Shaders/simple.vsh
- Source/Shaders/simple.fsh
- Source/GNUmakefile
how would I ensure that simple.vsh and simple.fsh end up in the framework
like this:
- QuartzCore.framework/Resources/simple.vsh
- QuartzCore.framework/Resources/simple.fsh
and not like this:
- QuartzCore.framework/Resources/Shaders/simple.vsh
- QuartzCore.framework/Resources/Shaders/simple.fsh
That is -- how can I strip the directory path before the file is copied
into the resources directory in the framework bundle?
Initial attempt, as follows, resulted in the directory structure with
'Shaders/' not stripped. That's expected, but I'm not sure how to work
around it.
QuartzCore_RESOURCE_FILES = \
$(wildcard Shaders/*.vsh) \
$(wildcard Shaders/*.fsh)
This alternative which tries to use GNU Make's notdir function did not
work, and would block me from organizing other resources in different
directories:
QuartzCore_RESOURCE_FILES_DIR = \
Shaders/
QuartzCore_RESOURCE_FILES = \
$(notdir $(wildcard Shaders/*.vsh)) \
$(notdir $(wildcard Shaders/*.fsh))
Any ideas?
--
Ivan Vucica
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Ivan Vučica - [email protected]
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