Hi Ian,
(Thanks, by the way, for replying back to the list.)
* Ian Crowther wrote on Thu, Sep 15, 2005 at 11:24:17PM CEST:
> >>In a typical c project I find myself duplicating certain things.
>
> >What type of things?
>
> Sorry, I was trying to be unspecific. My particular concern right
> now t
In a typical c project I find myself duplicating certain things.
What type of things?
Sorry, I was trying to be unspecific. My particular concern right
now though is a directory of c source files (where the names of the
files in the directory are liable to change). I want the directory
of fil
Hi Ian,
* Ian Crowther wrote on Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 10:46:40PM CEST:
> In a typical c project I find myself duplicating certain things.
What type of things?
> I've solved this problem for some files by creating
> symbolic links to ~/c-lib/*, where common files are saved.
> This works great; "ma
In a typical c project I find myself duplicating certain things.
I've solved this problem for some files by creating
symbolic links to ~/c-lib/*, where common files are saved.
This works great; "make dist" puts the files linked to
into an archive.
I can't, however, find a good solution to linkin
