Le 22 f�vr. 05, � 09:27, Richard Frith-Macdonald a �crit :
I don't think 'crazy' is a term calculated to get you a lot of help ... as
most people view the makefile system as a major asset of GNUstep
(to the point where some use it on MacOS-X to build Cocoa projects)
I confirm that. The GNUstep makefile appeared to me as one of the most powerful and straightforward to use. I actually switched from XCode to GNUstep-make because of the added flexibility.
Maybe you should look at Nicola's tutorials, which are rather clear and will help you get in touch with this "insanely" simple makefile system :
- http://www.gnustep.it/nicola/Tutorials/WritingMakefiles/index.html - http://www.gnustep.it/nicola/Tutorials/MoreOnMakefiles/index.html
Also, you can have a look into the System/Library/Makefiles directory to find what variables can be set and used.
Eventually, if you run into problems, typing "make messages=yes" allows you to have a verbose compilation, which display the commands used in the build process. It's very helpful !
Cheers,
-- S�bastien
-- �Priorities are meaningless in a fair context, where threads always have equal rights to execute.� <http://www.type-z.org> -- F. Boussinot "FairThreads"
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