I handle this by having a team prj.el for each project that assumes that
each user has a prj-user.el file in their own home directory, and loads
that file.
Each user has to make sure that their prj-user.el reflects the environment
they are using
I had to hand tweak the original prj.el files to get this bit in. But it
seems pretty robust.
Louise
At 17:38 10/11/00 +0000, Nic Ferrier wrote:
>We still have a problem that some things are dependant on the
>platform the developer is on.
>
>For example, one team I'm part of all use Emacs/JDE for development
>but some of us use Kaffe and some of us use Sun Java.
>
>When using Kaffe we have the bootclasspath for compilation set to the
>Klasses.jar that is supplied with Kaffe (it's the core java classes
>jar file).
>
>But the people using Sun don't have that file so they have to alter
>their copy of the project files.
>
>That's why what is needed is some way of having "system-dependant"
>config and "project-dependant" config.
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