> How does you generate a tarball? Make distclean?
That cleans out the build tree... although actually it leaves some trash
behind - on linux it does not delete the exe's that are copied into the
OSX bundles (yes, the OSX bundles do get populated on linux systems, but
distclean does not empty them!)
However, what I *actually* do is have a working tree and a "clean" copy
that has never been built. Once my working tree is all synched up with
my local svn, and the build runs OK, I use meld to synch the build tree
with the "clean" tree, then tarball the clean tree. This is a process
that can (should?) easily be automated, but I like to do it manually, as
meld shows me what I am changing, and gives a chance to check it is the
right things... Doesn't mean I don't post rubbish, but you don't know hw
many other mistakes I caught that way!!!
Anyway, I then tarball the "clean" tree with a simple:
tar -jcf clean-tree.tar.bz2 clean-tree-dir/
Is that the information you needed?
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Ian
SELEX Sensors and Airborne Systems Limited
Registered Office: Sigma House, Christopher Martin Road, Basildon, Essex SS14
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