> If you are using recursive make then the answer is no it is not possible > even on "make level" > google for document "Recursive Make Considered Harmful" your parallel > builds will randomly fail > and the risk of failing will increase as you increase number of jobs. I read this document quite a while ago, so fortunately, this is not an issue. Instead, I'm _including_ sub-makefiles in a recursive way, so make has only one common database.
> I'm very interested in this subject. In my project we have generated > code for rpc interfaces and corba plus there is perl tool that generates > some xml files. Same with me, lots of generated (include) files, so gcc -MD can't track the dependencies until the files are generted. Anyhow, it seems very promising to look into Dave's audited objects work. _______________________________________________ Help-make mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-make
