So I've been convinced that the effort involved in changing a build
system to not use recursive make is worth it, and I was wondering if
anyone had some good advice as to how I should go about doing this,
since my way seems to be having issues =).
I have a directory setup like the following:
/
On Mon, 29 Aug 2005, tom fogal wrote:
So I've been convinced that the effort involved in changing a build
system to not use recursive make is worth it, and I was wondering if
A noble objective.
Unfortunately in the 'Inc.am' files I need to remember to qualify every
filename with not just
tom == tom fogal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
tom Basically I'd like each module to build their own libtool convenience
tom library, and then have /src/Makefile.am link all of those modules'
tom convenience libraries into one that is the union of all of them.
Do you really want each separate
*mutter*, forgot to cc the list again...
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On Mon, 29 Aug 2005, Tom Tromey wrote:
tom == tom fogal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
tom Basically I'd like each module to build their own libtool convenience
tom library, and then have /src/Makefile.am link all of those modules'
tom convenience libraries into one that is the union of all of
On Mon, 29 Aug 2005, tom fogal wrote:
Your arguments are convincing, I will switch my setup away from
convenience archives.
As you proceed with your non-recursive build, be sure to keep in mind
that you are leaving the common path so you can expect to encounter
more bugs or things that need
