> Hi, > > Bundles usually come with the header files in order to be > used/shared by other applications. > In order to install the header files (protocol), > I found either library.make or framework.make been used,
You don't need to - you can just use bundle.make. It supports headers. The code supporting headers is precisely the same as used by libraries. Add a HEADER_FILES = MyBundle.h HEADER_FILES_INSTALL_DIR = MyBundle to your GNUmakefile and you're ready to go. :-) > ex. GNUMail use library.make, > and Preferences use framework.make. > What's the difference and advantange/disadvantage for them ? > Both of them will install the header files, > and both of them will build a libXXX. > Framework seems to care the version number. > If I want to install only the header files, not the libXXX, > can I do that ? Just use bundle.make and add the variables to install the headers. _______________________________________________ Help-gnustep mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnustep
