On Fri, Jan 12, 2007 at 11:28:24AM -0600, Jason Kraftcheck wrote: > Hi, > > I'm working on moving an existing project to use autotools. One of the > issues that I've encountered is that the build process is very verbose. > Due to factors outside my control, the CPPFLAGS used for compiling contain > a very long list of include flags. This results in the compile command > being about 1100 chars long. Further, as the libtool invocation and the > underlying g++ invocation are both printed, the output for compiling each > object file is 2200 chars. On an 80-char-wide terminal, that's 28 lines. > This makes it *very* easy to miss potential important compiler warnings > and such in all the noise. > > I'd like be able to reduce the output to just the target of the make rule > for developers. Something like: > src/control/TerminationCriteria.o > src/control/InstructionQueue.o > ... > > Is there some way to do this with automake?
Try 'make -s', it's not excatly what you want, but may help. Bob Rossi
