I revoke this “master.c” idea. It makes incremental compiling ridiculously slow. It might work for production builds, but definitely not for development.
Best regards, Simon From: Simon Rozman [mailto:si...@rozman.si] Sent: Thursday, November 7, 2019 2:06 PM To: 'Lev Stipakov' <lstipa...@gmail.com>; 'Gert Doering' <g...@greenie.muc.de> Cc: 'Antonio Quartulli' <a...@unstable.cc>; 'openvpn-devel' <openvpn-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> Subject: Re: [Openvpn-devel] [PATCH applied] Re: VLAN: add basic VLAN tagging support We could introduce a master.c file which would include: #include "argv.c" #include "auth_token.c" #include "base64.c" #include "block_dns.c" #include "buffer.c" . . . #include "status.c" #include "tls_crypt.c" #include "tun.c" #include "win32.c" And then have Makefile.ac and MSVC project files compile the master.c only. Best regards, Simon Besides this, we need to fix this whole MSVC mess - all other platforms are just done with "add new source file to the Makefile.ac" and done (including mingw builds), and then MSVC is broken again, and this will happen again and again. Is there no reasonable way to build these project files from Makefile.ac? I see no reasonable way. Selva, Simon - opinions? We could probably have a templatized project file and script which inserts source files to there based on content of Makefile.ac, but I don't like it. I consider necessity of modifying VS project a lesser evil. (you open it and it just works) -Lev
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