What I do is, in the top-level directory for the source I've modified (i.e., where the configure scripts and Makefiles live), I run:
gpt-build -force -verbose gcc32dbg replacing gcc32dbg with whatever "flavor" I want to build. That will force a rebuild of the specific package I've modified. So to rebuild the package containing globusrun_ws.c, I'd run gpt-build in source-trees/ws-gram/client/c/source. Vanja Milosevski wrote: > Hello, > > I'm doing some trial and error experiments with the globus source code > but I cannot seem to compile a single file without removing the entire > globus installation and running make from scratch. This process takes > about 1.5 hours on my machine, so is there a quick way to recompile > things? > For example, If I make a change to the globusrun_ws.c file, is there a > way to rebuild just this file without re-building the other Globus > Toolkit components? > > Thanks. > > Regards, > -Vanja
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