> Read up on the differences between builddir and srcdir, current and top_,
> relative and abs_.
> These are all preset output variables in Autoconf.
Thanks for your reminder.
I submitted a similar clarification request also for this software area.
“Management for relative paths in global buil
Hi Markus,
This question goes somewhat out of what make provides and into how to
configure your makefiles.
Autoconf has a fairly good story for this. You can steal ideas without
using the tool. Read up on the differences between builddir and srcdir,
current and top_, relative and abs_. Th
> Relative paths are fine when including makefiles from sub-directories.
> What matters is that targets use *consistent* paths.
Thanks for your feedback.
I would like to clarify dependencies for other build system details a bit more.
> This assumes your make system is non-recursive, of course.
Hi Markus,
I'm not entirely sure what you are asking, so apologies if I'm telling
you things you already know...
Relative paths are fine when including makefiles from sub-directories.
What matters is that targets use *consistent* paths. You can't safely
refer to the same target with a relative an
Hello,
Software development projects can grow in the way that corresponding components
will be stored in several subdirectories. Such a project organisation has got
consequences on the management of some dependencies.
Now I am looking for advanced support possibilities by the make software
once m