Yep, I've implemented a build system with that property recently.
I promised to post a writeup here, but haven't gotten a round tuit.
Maybe it would be useful if I posted part of a project that uses
that build system. The basic idea is it's a cross-platform project
that needs to generate code fo
I agree with you, and I agree with you.
This project has several hundred subdirs and folks want to be able to go to
any subdir and "make".
Getting there from here will be Interesting, and will take a while.
I'm looking for interim solutions.
H
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> The Right Way to do this is to include all th
The Right Way to do this is to include all the
subdir makefile fragments into one big happy
make; then no special locking is needed.
(A la "recursive make considered harmful".)
Boy, that's a big change, though.
- Dan
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From: Harlan Stenn
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Here's what I think is happening.
There's an application that uses libtool. All of the "places" where
somebody wants to use a library it is specified via $(libfoo_la_LIBDEP), and
we run a wrapper script before we run the first "make" that scans all of the
Makefiles and builds:
libfoo_la_LIBDEP
First, I'm not saying this is a good idea.
I'm working on a project where Somebody decided it would be a feature to
hack the automake templates to permit subdirs to be built in parallel.
They implemented an additional level of locking to prevent, for example, a
library that is needed by multiple
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