Hi,
I don't seem to find a relevant example in the demos but when you include a
js/css library in your webpage, I understand that the js & css would be
compiled into the application, thus would include both in the makefile.
However given the names of the js and css file are typically the same other
than the extension, what is the trick then for ensuring that they create
different .cpp/.o files in the compilation?
Just asking because I got caught out when I was having a go at tntnet and
the web page was trying to load (as javascript) the css instead of the
javascript. I could manually rename the css/js files to be different but
then the same thing occurs with font files etc...
Cheers,
Andrew
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