I\'m having hard time writing a makefile rule that outputs a multiline variable in a file. Here is th开发者_StackOverflowe code I have :
I\'m having problems to build the Robocup Soccer Server (rcssserver 15.0.1) on Mac OS X Lion. I think the problem is with Boost.
I\'m working on a build system that has bad practices piled on other bad practices for a long time and I\'m in the process of re-writing the build.The languages involved are C/C++, Fortran, Ada, and J
How can I (and what tools do I need to) create a makefile that: Combine all JavaScripts \'/js/*.js\' (in a manual order - possibly with cat)
I have a definitions.mk file with some definitions: define some-method if [ ! -f <some file> ] ; then
How can I write the contents of a makefile variable to file, without invoking a shell command? The problem is that the contents of the variable is possible longer than the shell allows for a command (
If I have something like this: PROJECTS += path/to/first PROJECTS += path/to/second PROJECTS += path/to/third
I am not sure when this change occurred on my system, but I used to be able to build something that used /usr/include/glib-2.0.But now my build is failing due to glib, and I notice that it is using an
Actually i have a library \'cryptopp\' and what i want is that when i make any change to a file and issue the make command it should take care of the changes made in any file in the source directory.
I have a makefile which builds a project composed of many files which all need to be built. To make matters more complicated, I have a number of included directories in each call to gcc (so each cal
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