On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 8:07 AM, Marcos Douglas <m...@delfire.net> wrote:
> >> First, if you have a lib that have dependencies to another lib, you > >> have to provide all sources together -- in the same directory or > >> subdirectories. For this case just use the rule #1. > >> But, if you did not provide the sources for the other lib, the user > >> will need to define the "ALIAS" to the lib that have dependencies > >> before compile it (package). For this case use the rule #2. > > > > Changing the structure of a project is a big NO. For a number of reasons: > > There is no changes! The change is a new parameter (OPTIONAL) in the > compiler... just this. > so again, how should rule #2 work in the following case: program\unit1.pas program\StrUtils.pas program\unit2.pas lib\StrUtils.pas otherlib\ExtraUtils.pas ExtraUtils depends on StrUtils.pas from "lib". But "otherlib" is not a subdirectory of lib. unti1.pas users StrUtils.pas from "lib". unit2.pas uses StrUtils.pas from "program" How could I compile with structure using ALIAS? thanks, Dmitry
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