On Thu, 8 Dec 2005, Mike Mattie wrote:
automake mailing list,
The _SOURCES variable makes a poor assumption, that the .c files
listed are translation units. It is permissable though uncommon to
create .c files that are included into a translation unit to break up
a source file for organizationa
automake mailing list,
The _SOURCES variable makes a poor assumption, that the .c files
listed are translation units. It is permissable though uncommon to
create .c files that are included into a translation unit to break up
a source file for organizational purposes. Automake's assumption about
th
hello automake mailing list,
if the automake variable _DEPENDANCIES is provided to indicate files
the target is dependant upon why are they not included in the
distributed files list ? if there is no rationale I will file it as a
bug
Hello automake mailing list,
In a recent project I noticed that the individual compilation units do
not include AM_CFLAGS in the invocation of the compiler, however
when the program is constructed in the linking phase the AM_CFLAGS
variable is used. Is there a rational for this ? I would like
to p
On Thu, Dec 08, 2005 at 01:37:26PM +0100, Ralf Wildenhues wrote:
> > but most of th time I don't need debug code, so I want to disable that
> > -g - option.
>
> So standard way with Automake-using projects would be: you make a debug
> build tree and a normal (optimized) build tree:
>
> mkdir buil
"Daniel Kraft" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Using automake the default compiler flags seem to be -g -O2; but most of the
> time I don't need debug code
You'll need it most when you don't have it.
> so I want to disable that -g - option.
./configure CFLAGS=-O2
> And it is possible to do someth
Hello,
On Thu, Dec 08, 2005 at 10:24:26AM +0100, Daniel Kraft wrote:
> Prior to using the GNU build system (especially automake) I used my own plain
> Makefiles which set compiler flags like -g, -O2
> or -Ds enabling assertions depending on a variable set on commandline. So it
> was
> possible to
Hi Daniel,
* Daniel Kraft wrote on Thu, Dec 08, 2005 at 10:24:26AM CET:
>
> Prior to using the GNU build system (especially automake) I used my own plain
> Makefiles which set compiler flags like -g, -O2
> or -Ds enabling assertions depending on a variable set on commandline. So it
> was
> possi
Hi!
Prior to using the GNU build system (especially automake) I used my own plain
Makefiles which set compiler flags like -g, -O2
or -Ds enabling assertions depending on a variable set on commandline. So it was
possible to compile debugging/optimized code just by changing the make-command:
make m
