On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 01:31 UTC, S.C. Leung wrote:
> Here is the structure of the project:
> project root
> |
> -- src/
> | |
> | -- Many subdirectories/ ...
> -- build/
> |
> -- srcipts/
> |
> -- configure script
> |
> -- other tools
>
> when user run
Here is the structure of the project:
project root
|
-- src/
| |
| -- Many subdirectories/ ...
-- build/
|
-- srcipts/
|
-- configure script
|
-- other tools
when user run ./configure all object files should be generated under build/
directory
Hello,
* scleung wrote on Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 03:37:36PM CET:
> Usually makefile generated by automake will compile each source file and
> output .o file in the same directory of the source file.
No, that is not true.
In the following, all all-caps entities are metasyntactic variables.
Let's s
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> > > Usually makefile generated by automake will compile each
> > > source file and output .o file in the same directory of the
> > > source file. How to let automake output .o files to a
> > > specific directory at the same time savely link them to my
> > > program/library?
>
> * scleung wrote on
Hello,
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> > Usually makefile generated by automake will compile each source file
> > and output .o file in the same directory of the source file. How
s not
work.
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