On 05/10/2011 08:21 PM, Peter Kümmel wrote:
On 10.05.2011 19:32, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Le 10/05/11 19:29, Peter Kümmel a écrit :
The idea was not to pollute the src dirs because much more than
CMakeLists.txt
is needed. But I think we could move the CMakeLists.txt into the source
dirs and
all other files in development/cmake.
Or even in ./cmake (and ./config could be renamed to ./autotools).
I like this idea.
JMarc
Currently our directory looks a bit inconsistent: we have boost, intl,
and src
with code. m4, config, and development with build stuff. lib and po
with ui things.
Shouldn't we cleanup this? We could also split development:
boost and intl is not our code, but it is source code ->
src/3rdparty/boost
src/3rdparty/intl
Actually, I would propose a flat hierarchy:
src/lyx/ : basically one C++ file with main() using the other libraries
below or not
src/boost/
src/intl/
src/core/ :
everything that is now in src/. Some of that may go in new
src/export/ and src/import/ directories.
src/gui/ :
everything that is now in
src/frontents/
src/frontents/qt4
src/frontents/qt4/ui
src/graphics/ (mostly)
src/support/ : same as now
src/insets/ : same as now plus a bit of what is now in src/graphics
src/mathed/ : same as now
src/tex2lyx/ : same as now. Most of that may go in new src/import/
directory.
src/client/ : same as now
This way we would have one directory per program or library.
Abdel.
