Peter Johansson wrote:
I use the following snippet in one my projects:
AC_ARG_ENABLE(debug,
[AS_HELP_STRING([--enable-debug],[turn on debug options and code])],
[SD_CXXFLAGS="$SD_CXXFLAGS -g -O"],
[SD_CPPFLAGS="-DNDEBUG" SD_CXXFLAGS="$SD_CXXFLAGS -O3"])
FWIW, as a user I find this se
John Richetta wrote:
(I'm an autotools newbie.)
What is the automake sanctioned way of providing different top-level
make targets, that build my application with different options?
For example, say I want to build foo_nondebug, and foo_debug, and
(luckily) all of my application code resides
John Richetta wrote:
> clumsier for the maintainer. But I am sure automake must provide
> some way of achieving functionality equivalent to this essential make
> capability - no?
The automake way of doing this is with separate build directories, not
by hard coding any special rules into the buil
Peter,
On Sep 24, 2008, at 10:24 AM, Peter Johansson wrote:
John Richetta wrote:
(I'm an autotools newbie.)
What is the automake sanctioned way of providing different top-
level make targets, that build my application with different options?
For example, say I want to build foo_nondebug, a
(I'm an autotools newbie.)
What is the automake sanctioned way of providing different top-level
make targets, that build my application with different options?
For example, say I want to build foo_nondebug, and foo_debug, and
(luckily) all of my application code resides in the subdirectorie
