I think CMake is a good option: http://www.cmake.org/HTML/Index.html
Steelwool... On Tuesday 10 October 2006 10:04 pm, Wookey wrote: > On 2006-10-10 17:21 -0400, Philip Schuchardt wrote: > > Where can I submit changes to the source. We really need svn and trac... > > I have put my (ther debian) version of therion in > svn://wookware.org/therion > > This includes some fixes so that loch builds under g++ 4.1 without > a load of warnings. > > However this is version has also had the makefiles hacked about with > to get rid of a lot of the cross-platform stuff, and make it build in > debian-world, and tom has been deleted, so it's not 'upstream source > of therion'. > > I put it up so people could collaborate on packaging v0.4 > > I could check in plain upstream therion as well if people felt this > was as sensible place to keep the definitive version, but that's > really up to stacho (who may not want to use SVN at all) or may prefer > to set it up on the therion server (it makes sense). > > The patch is at http://wookware.org/therion_0.4.0-1.diff.gz > where you can fish out the loch/*.cxx patches and ignore the rest > > (I would like to discuss the makefile setup sometime. It is > currently nice and simple to read but much of the make-work is > actually done by perl-scripts and the cross-platform support is fairly > primitive. I would like to bin the perl and make the makefiles use > make constructs to decide what to do, and get smarter about library > config (pckconfig, for example). This way lies autoconf, which I'm > not sure is an improvement, but there is certainly room for > improvement I think. If we could agree this that would be better than > me making the debian version very different.) > > Is there any point keeping libtom in the source? Is it not entirely > superceded by loch? > > Wookey
