Hi,
We use automake as the build system for our projects. I'm currently
stuck on one small requirement that I haven't managed to find a
resolution for. I'd like to build multiple versions of the library (with
different CFLAGS) from the same set of source files.
More precisely, this is what I'd like to do:
LIBRARIES = libfoo_a.a libfoo_b.a libfoo_c.a
libfoo_a_a_CPPFLAGS = -Dbar
libfoo_b_a_CPPFLAGS = -Dbaz
libfoo_c_a_CPPFLAGS = -Dfoobar
Until here, it's all good. But then, I don't want to mention the sources
for each of the libraries separately. They are always the same, and I
would like to avoid having to manually keep them in sync when stuff
changes. Not to mention, the sources list and quite large and copying it
around seems excessive.
Is there some way I can have a single set of sources and build multiple
libraries from it with different compile flags?
Currently, I don't use libtool, but I don't mind adding that if it will
make this scenario feasible.
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