Andreas Zwinkau <zwin...@kit.edu> wrote on 08/29/2011 04:47:38 AM:
>
> How does -buildx10lib work and what does it do?
>
> I heard that X10DT uses it, but how can i use it on the commandline (aka
> in a Makefile)?
>
There's an example of using it on the command line in the build.sh script
for the x10.gl project (experimental X10 bindings for OpenGL). See
https://x10.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/x10/trunk/x10.gl/build.sh
It's not well-documented yet because we're still tweaking the
functionality, but the basic idea is that you add:
-buildx10lib PATH_TO_THE_LIB
to an x10c++ commandline, and it takes the source files that are compiled
as part of that command and produces a directory structure like that found
in x10.dist/stdlib that then lets you do subsequent x10c++ commands with
the extra arguments
-x10lib PATH_TO_THE_LIB
and the subsequent compiles will be linked against the x10 library you made
in the first compilation.
--dave
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