I don't care how much call to configure or make I have to do, what I want is to be able to reach a stage where I could invoke make with my own args to create a single kernel module. Current build system give me one makefile that immediatly creates two target modules with hardcoded args, and I couldn't find any intermediate step.On Fri, 21 Jan 2005, Guillaume Rousse wrote:
I also tried the libafs_tree, and found a minor bug: the configure_libafs must be renamed to configure, otherwise the first configure test (ls -t) will fail.
We can fix that.
Anyway, it doesn't solve my problem, as the configure doesn't generate the final Makefile for creating the module, only a primary Makefile in src/libafs that will create AND execute in the same run final makefile for two hardcoded target modules.
Yes, you need to run configure at the time the modules are being built, not before, anyway. Wrap it in a makefile if you must, but given that configure must be run against the kernel source you want to build from, having a pregenerated final makefile isn't going to work.
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