project we're working on, however I'm wondering if part of it could be done more efficiently. I'm basing code around MFCEmbed, stripping out the parts I don't need, and then will be adding a single form to be loaded prior to the browser window. Simple enough.
What I'm wondering is if it is possible to compile all of the MFCEmbed files without also having to compile all of Mozilla every time. I found that if I make changes to the source files (in mozilla/embedding/tests/mfcembed), they aren't picked up until I rebuild all of mozilla. Then I can run a make from within objdir/embedding/config and the mfcembed.exe will be built.
With only a Makefile.in (and no configure.in) in the mozilla/embedding/tests/mfcembed directory, the code can't be compiled or autoconf'ed. What I'm wondering is if there's a general process by which to properly generate the Makefile so I can just recompile the changed bits of MFCEmbed code without the entire Mozilla tree?
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