Daniel Schepler wrote:
On Sun, Aug 30, 2015 at 11:32 AM, Simon Kitching <[email protected]> wrote:
I started writing such a document as a hint, but it feels to me a little
too large for that format. I've therefore put the completed document up on
my website. If you think it is of any use, then you are welcome to take
that and host it on the LFS site if you wish, and welcome to make any
changes you feel necessary. The document is currently licenced under
cc-by-sa, but I'm happy to dual-licence it to the gnu licence if you wish.
Or you could link to the original, but I presume you'll want to make
changes.
Some projects use cmake rather than make. The principle is the same, but
cmake is powerful enough that the “configure” step is not needed. See the
project’s documentation for instructions on how to build.
That seems a bit misleading - I'd rather say that running cmake does the
"configure" step and then make does the "build" step.
No it doesn't. You still need to run make.
Note that LFS does not have any packages that use cmake, but BLFS does.
-- Bruce
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