On 2/17/2016 2:43 PM, Jan Beulich wrote:
On 17.02.16 at 13:09, <cz...@bitdefender.com> wrote:
On 2/17/2016 12:34 PM, Jan Beulich wrote:
The reason I need this is to pass '-save-temps' to GCC, I want to inspect
some code
and it would be easier to do that on the preprocessed files.
... there's absolutely no need to for a case like this, at least as
long as the xen/ subtree is where you want to do this.
xen/Rules.mk has rules for what you want (and also for
producing the intermediate assembly file), just that you can't
achakieve this by invoking me from the top level directory -
you need to run make directly in xen/ and manually specify
the intended target (including leading sub-directories).
I wouldn't want to needlessly insist, but of course a canonical way to
do this would be preferred.
I do see the %.i targets there in Rules.mk invoking the preprocessor,
but I haven't yet figured how to make those execute.
Could you detail what make args would activate execution of the %.i targets?
Makes me wonder how the rather detailed reply I've already given
(which also answers this question) hasn't been sufficient.
Jan
I don't see why there's need for insults when one asks politely.
Of course, 'rather detailed' is always a rather subjective assessment.
Wonder no more. The original response:
* doesn't specify what additional make arguments/environment vars should
be set if I'm to run make from ./xen/ rather then ./
* doesn't make it clear what you mean by "intended target". I suppose
you weren't suggesting to manually run make for *each*
source file I want to preprocess one by one, since I was asking how to
do that for all sources ('make dist-xen'...)
Thanks anyway,
Corneliu.
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