nanogui: source tree
Subject:
RE: source tree
From:
####@####.#### (Imre Lebr)
Date:
16 Dec 1999 16:44:50 -0000
Message-Id: <199912161639.RAA26867@mach.vub.ac.be>
What about putting the different drivers for the different targets in a
seperate directory?
Imre
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Greg Haerr ####@####.####
> > Sent: 15 December 1999 15:42
> > To: Chris Ross
> > Cc: ####@####.####
> > Subject: Re: source tree
> >
> >
> > : i think the source tree needs to be tidied up abit with
> > : a better structure.
> >
> > Yes, I agree. I plan on having that done for 0.87 final,
> > but I had some submissions (like running on X11) that
> > everyone got excited about, and I decided to integrate
> > them first.
> >
> > Also, Martin has submitted a makefile rewrite
> > that I plan to use in 0.87. It creates dependencies
> > automatically, and also builds a "make xconfig"
> > that allows different options to be set graphically
> > under X, rather than editing a makefile. I am
> > looking for a "make config" that does the same
> > thing, like the Linux kernel.
>
> I've got some makefile changes I have been tweaking about with, and some
> minor modifications on kbd_tty.c (which need my makefile changes, I plan
> to intergrate the changes into kbd_*.c) which I will submit for 0.88 so
> I can backport my makefile mods into Martin's. I have made a "make
> config" which effectivly calls a chunck of C after compiling it and asks
> you questions and fprintf's a makefile. Hackery but easy. Again, I'll
> intergrate it with Martin's for '88 if you want?
>
> > Yes, I may take you up on this. I'd like to add
> > Martin's submission, and then perhaps you could
> > look at it from the multiple OS perspective. BTW,
> > does running on Solaris mean not using GNU make?
>
> No idea about GNU make. It would be easy[1] to write a "makeless" make
> system for systems without make. "make config" makes a shell script,
> shell script checks modification dates, if files exist, etc. Easy once,
> a bugger to do if you add/remove/change anything.... Anyone with any
> thoughts? (There must be some other Open Source, Small, Dependancy
> Related "make" system we can steal, anyone?)
>
> -Darran
>
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