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Dear all,
i need some help for technical hitch.
I�d like to create a project (~ 30 subdirectories) with more than one library
generated out of the same sourcefiles at the same time (no crosscompiler):
For example in directory av i�d like something like this:
libavstd_CFLAGS: -d NORMAL
libavstd_a_SOURCES: avbed.c avpub.c
libavstd_a_DEPENDENCIES: libavstd.a(avbed.c) libavstd.a(avpub.c)
libavpcl_CFLAGS: -d WITHPCL
libavpcl_a_SOURCES : avbed.c avpub.c
libavpcl_a_DEPENDENCIES: libavpcl.a(avbed.c) libavpcl.a(avpub.c)
where libavstd.a and libavpcl.a both depend on avbed.c and avpub.c, but they
have diffrent compiler options.
If one of the sourcefiles has been changed, i need to start the compiler twice,
with dependencies checked to the archive.
I�d like to remove the resulting *.o just after adding it to the library as you
can see in the sniplet of the old makefile.
Using RANLIB results in "rm -f libavxxx.a" just after compiling the files
In my early makefile with only one compileroption it looked like this:
LIBOBJ = libavstd.a(avbed.o) libavstd.a(avpub.o)
libavstd.a : $(LIBOBJ)
$(AR) s libavstd.a
The rules looked like this:
(%.o) : %.c
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $<
$(AR) r $@ $*.o
$(RM) -f $*.o
Is there any way to do this with automake/autoconf?
How can i configure different compileroptions for both targets, e.g. flags for
debuging and profiling?
Can you please help me?
Thank you.
Kind regards
Thomas Roesner
