Re: [9fans] newbie mk question

Re: [9fans] newbie mk question

[rog]

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if i've understood what you're after,
i imagine you could use binds to achieve the same effect,
assuming you don't have any filename clashes, and that
the mkfile assumes everything is in the current directory.
e.g.
	bind -c . .
	bind -a otherdir .
	mk

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From: steve.simon@snellwilcox.com
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: [9fans] newbie mk question
Date: Fri, 04 Oct 2002 14:31:42 +0100
Message-ID: <981768180@snellwilcox.com>



How do I tell mk that I want to compile some C source from the current dir,
some from another dir, putting the .$(O) files in the current dir and then link
the whole lot together.

gmake has a .path= construct which seems a bit ugly to me, I'am sure there
must be an elegant way to do this in mk but how?

Thanks,

-Steve

Re: [9fans] newbie mk question

[nigel]

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Roger's suggestion doesn't actually do it in the mkfile, though I expect it
could. This is what I do....

COMMON=/somewhereelse

%.$O:	$COMMON/%.c
	$O^c $CFLAGS $COMMON/$stem.c

thingy: local.$O common.$O
	$O^c -o thingy local.$O common.$O

or words to that effect.

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From: steve.simon@snellwilcox.com
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: [9fans] newbie mk question
Date: Fri, 04 Oct 2002 14:31:42 +0100
Message-ID: <981768180@snellwilcox.com>



How do I tell mk that I want to compile some C source from the current dir,
some from another dir, putting the .$(O) files in the current dir and then link
the whole lot together.

gmake has a .path= construct which seems a bit ugly to me, I'am sure there
must be an elegant way to do this in mk but how?

Thanks,

-Steve

[9fans] newbie mk question

[steve.simon]

How do I tell mk that I want to compile some C source from the current dir,
some from another dir, putting the .$(O) files in the current dir and then link
the whole lot together.

gmake has a .path= construct which seems a bit ugly to me, I'am sure there
must be an elegant way to do this in mk but how?

Thanks,

-Steve