> FYI > the FlightGear 'configure' is designed to be able to be run in > a directory other then then the CVS source tree.
That sounds well worth a try. Thanks. > This has several advantages amongst them keeping the source > tree MUCH cleaner :-) And being able to keep a debug build and a release build without doing a "make clean" every time. - Julian > To use this feature: > 1) run autogen.sh inside the CVS tree > 2) create a new directory outside of the CVS tree > 3) cd to the new directory > 4) execute $PATH_TO_CVS_SOURCE_TREE/configure; make > > All of the compiler produced files should now be in your new directory > < .o .deps ect > > and the CVS tree should be 'clean' except for the files that autogen.sh > created > < ie aclocal automake and autoconf created files > > > IMHO these autogen.sh created files should be reflected in the .cvsignore(s) > > Cheers > > Norman _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
