Re: How do I build debug versions?

make in a certain way in them. In other words, you could: mkdir debug-build opt-build cd debug-build; $top_srcdir/configure; make debug; cd .. cd opt-build; $top_srcdir/configure; make; cd .. I hope this helps (somewhat). Regards. Dean Hoover

Re: setting -DDEBUG

Thanks, that works great... Bernard Dautrevaux wrote: -Original Message- From: Dean Hoover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 11:34 PM To: GNU Autotools Subject: setting -DDEBUG Thanks for the response on the debug target question. I did like

debug target

would like to know how to go about adding a debug target, such that -O2 is not given on the compile/link lines. Any ideas? Thanks. Dean Hoover

Re: debug target

Akim Demaille wrote: Dean Hoover [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I am new to autotools, and am reading GNU autoconf, automake, and libtool by Vaughan, et. al. and the manuals for autoconf and automake. I am building a fairly large project with multiple directories and several executables

setting -DDEBUG

Thanks for the response on the debug target question. I did like you said except set CXXFLAGS=-g and it worked just fine. EXCEPT, I also want to set -DDEBUG on the call to c++. How would I do that without messing up DEFS? Dean