Il 14/01/19 21:52, Jason H ha scritto:
I would have thought that make would have topologically sorted that out by now. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I mean, the makefile itself*is* the dependency graph. Any list of files with no dependencies should be a pool that can be compiled in any order. I've always structure my source tree and made my makefiles this way, so they "just work". To do otherwise is to improperly wield the tool.What would be needed to fix the issue? Is it the configure script failing, or some other part of the makefile generation?
Neither; just dependencies across submodules or subdirs in the same module not being written in the .pro files. Thus qmake doesn't generate dependency information, thus make will not build (if you're unlucky).
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