Is there an easier way to do this? In the past, we created a library
project, then modified the makefile as follows:
include …/…/common.mk (existing)
include …/…/objfiles.mk (added)
When then defined the objfiles.mk as follows:
VARIANT = $(CPU)/$(notdir $(CURDIR))
only_objs = $(PATH)/Acc/AccAttributes/$(VARIANT)/.o
.
.
.
$(PATH)/Apm/ApmDir/$(VARIANT)/.o
This works ok under SP2, such that when I select my project, it will
recompile the depedencies if required, but it does not rebuild the libraries
(.a, .so) themselves.
Hello Richard,
I read this email and it is intreating for me, because I have a problem that
maybe you can help me.
We are in the beggining of porting a project to QNX and trying to make
project in Momentics. Our project tree has lots of branches, qhich are
libraries for main program. If we want to create a make file for
subdirectory to compile it as a library and then link to main program, how
can we do that.
I appreciate your time and reply.
Regards,
Sharad
“RIchard Doucet” <doucetr@DONTaeclSPAM.caME> wrote in message
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Is there an easier way to do this? In the past, we created a library
project, then modified the makefile as follows:
include …/…/common.mk (existing)
include …/…/objfiles.mk (added)
When then defined the objfiles.mk as follows:
VARIANT = $(CPU)/$(notdir $(CURDIR))
only_objs = $(PATH)/Acc/AccAttributes/$(VARIANT)/.o
.
.
.
$(PATH)/Apm/ApmDir/$(VARIANT)/.o
This works ok under SP2, such that when I select my project, it will
recompile the depedencies if required, but it does not rebuild the
libraries
(.a, .so) themselves.