2007/3/26, Bill Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Philip Lowman wrote:
> Min Cu wrote:
>> I have a project which needs to be rebuild every time make is called
>> (whether the project has changed or not). How do I do it?
[...]
Well, I suppose you could do something like this.....
Write a program that generates a header file that all files in your
project include. Then create a custom target that creates the header
file, and have all other targets depend on that custom target. Then
make the custom target run ever build and have it always generate the
header file.
I see an alternative.
If you really want to rebuild all your project
each time you build
you may afford to relaunch
CMake each time too don't you?
so
1) Do out-of-source build
2) Each time you want to build again
2a) delete your build tree
2b) re-create root build dir
2c) launch cmake then make in your pristine build tree.
--
Erk
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