Adam Thompson <[email protected]> writes: > Definitely, otherwise we leave ourselves open to all sorts of strangeness in > the future.
Well unfortunately checking for Tidy versions is going to be a smidge more involved than I'd like. Basically at compile time, we can trivially determine whether we're trying to link against tidy or tidy-html5, refusing to link against old tidy. But then we also have to do a runtime check, to make sure that we have a recent enough tidy-html5. >> That begs a question. At some point, should we consider deprecating all >> of our makefiles? > I was actually planning to send an email asking this, Yes, it works quite well, doesn't it? I've always been a bit fond of our single makefile approach, but cmake is so much better for the cross-platform stuff. If we keep the makefiles around, our biggest concern will be guaranteeing that they never get out of sync with cmake. > is there any chance we could add an install (and even uninstall) > rule just to make everything a bit more standard and in case we ever need to > compile parts of the code as shared objects? Sure. I added the install rule tonight. It's too bad that cmake doesn't give you an uninstall rule "for free", but they describe how to craft one in their FAQ. I'll be happy to add it if you like. -- Chris _______________________________________________ Edbrowse-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.the-brannons.com/mailman/listinfo/edbrowse-dev
