Hi,

On 12.05.2012 05:20, jianlizhao wrote:
Hello  Pedro:

http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Building_Guide/Building_on_Windows.

You may also look at the more up-to-date
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Building_Guide_AOO


The references are as follows:
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setting the enviroment
When the configure script has been run successfully a file winenv.Set.sh was 
created[7]. Do this:

source winenv.Set.sh
to set up the enviroment for the build.

starting the build
Build the software by typing the following in $SRC_ROOT[8]:

Dmake
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The end of the reference to the content.

My question is  Under $SRC_ROOT Directory,  dmake is compiled which file .

If you run dmake in .../main/ (to which $SRC_ROOT points) then .../main/makefile.mk is executed. If you want to know about any other makefiles that are included implicitly and explicitly then run dmake -v.

But if you want (slightly) more control over your build then go to
main/instsetoo_native/ and call

   build -all

-Andre



-----邮件原件-----
发件人: Pedro Giffuni [mailto:p...@apache.org]
发送时间: 2012年5月12日 11:06
收件人: ooo-dev@incubator.apache.org; jianlizhao
主题: R: 答复: about dmake question

Hello Jianlizhao,

--- Ven 11/5/12, jianlizhao<jianlizh...@hotmail.com>  ha scritto:

Hi Pedro,
I'm sorry, I did not describe my question clearly.
Re-description as follows:

When we entered the dmake,
dmake is compiled which file .



It depends on the description in makefile.mk.
For example: writerfilter/source/filter/makefile.mk

(...)
.INCLUDE : settings.mk
.INCLUDE :  $(PRJ)$/inc$/writerfilter.mk

# --- Files -------------------------------------

SLOFILES=           $(SLO)$/WriterFilter.obj \
                     $(SLO)$/WriterFilterDetection.obj \
                     $(SLO)$/ImportFilter.obj \
                     $(SLO)$/RtfFilter.obj


# --- Targets ----------------------------------

.INCLUDE : target.mk

______

will compile WriterFilter.cxx to generate WriterFilter.obj

cheers,

Pedro.


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