On 12/27/2016 09:30 PM, Anarchean wrote: > > I use two terminals, one is running vim from inside the > src dir. The other one has a variable PREFIX=$project_root/sandbox, > and I use it to compile and run the program, which is usually the > follow command sequence: > > Once in a while: > % ./configure --prefix="$PREFIX" > > And then every modification: > % make > % make install > % "$PREFIX/bin/project_name" > > Is there any way to automate this? How people usually do it?
That works. Another thing to try is to get your software to the point that it will run when uninstalled, from a VPATH build tree. Then you can shorten the steps to % make % ./src/project_name assuming that the 'make install' step is what copies src/project_name to $PREFIX/bin/project_name. If you have a good testsuite, and have properly hooked it into automake, then 'make check' is a good way to test the uninstalled project. -- Eric Blake eblake redhat com +1-919-301-3266 Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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