[reSIProcate] Was - Where is "Resolver" implemented?
Alan Hawrylyshen wrote:
On Aug 3, 2005, at 08:28, John Draper wrote:
Why do they setup the build process to add the .o and .ol
files in with the .cxx and .hxx files? Has anyone ever
thought of the ramifications of this?
Most people build their source in a separate subdirectory, with a
tarball build:
That's what I thought. but why when I build it, does it put the .o and
the .ol
files in the source?
tar zxvf resiprocate-0.9.0-XXXX.tgz
cd resiprocate
mkdir compile
cd compile
../configure (options)
make
In this case, all the object files will be in resiprocate/compile and
NOT in your source dir.
Not in MY system it doesn't.... I don't have a 'compile' directory, so
why would the build
put all the .o and .ol files in my source directory. Could it be a
fault in the build file? Like
perhaps it "forgot" to move the .o and .ol files out of there.
anyone care to comment? I have judged that very few people on this
list are using this
on the Mac.... perhaps this is a build bug worthy of attention to the
"Build" team.
I'm using the Mac os-X 10.3
The older build system uses architecture based names for temporary /
build files.
I'm using the 0.9.0 release.
John