I have a git clone of qemu, and I build out of qemu-build... essentially
the layout looks like:
./
./qemu/ -> clone of qemu
./qemu-build/
./Makefile
The contents of the top level Makefile contain the following rules:
rwildcard=$(wildcard $1$2) $(foreach d,$(wildcard $1*),$(call
rwildcard,$d/,$2))
files := $(call rwildcard,qemu/,*.[ch])
.PHONY: clean_orphan_artifacts
clean_orphan_artifacts: $(note update)
$(Q) \
$(GIT_VERBOSE) ; \
cd qemu && \
git clean -f -d -X
$(call trace,GIT CLEAN)
qemu-build: qemu $(files) clean_orphan_artifacts
$(Q) \
mkdir -p $(@) && \
cd $(@) && \
../qemu/configure \
--prefix=$(current_path)/local \
--target-list=arm-softmmu \
--disable-werror && \
$(MAKE) && \
$(MAKE) install \
$(call trace,BUILD)
It seems that somehow the .po files are being modified under the qemu repo
even though the entire build is out of ./qemu-build.
The two questions are:
Should the .po files be modified under the qemu path when building out
of another (ie qemu-build)?
Should the .po files continue to be versioned or placed in .gitignore if
they are (apparently) generated?
