> That's what makefiles are for. You have a single command, "make", that = > read a file name "Makefile". That file contains a list of all other = > files that belong to your project and how they need to be treated to get = > the final result. "make" then compares the modification time of the = > intermediate and final results, and the source files, and rebuilds only = > those files that require a rebuild. It also has some lines that tell it = > if files depend on each other. If those dependencies are choosen well, = > the build process can be shortned a lot.=20 > > Now that you have built FLTK successfuly, if you enter "make" again, = > almost no commands will be run - until you change some source code... .=
>Ok thats sounds pretty good then, i have an article somewhere on creating makefilesm i think i will give it a go, cheers _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
