Boris Kolpackov wrote:
Noel Yap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
The first one, definitely. You need to write the rules such that they don't care about the current directory.
I think David meant he wants to be able to build parts of the project which most likely won't work if you have one big makefile.
This is still possible. What I do is have the directory's GNUmakefile include all GNUprivate.mk's within it and its subdirectories. The GNUmakefile is just a hook (and all directory's GNUmakefile's look exactly the same). It's the GNUprivate.mk's that define all the interesting stuff.
Noel
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