On Mon, Dec 05, 2011 at 01:22:16PM +0100, Bjoern Michaelsen wrote:
On Mon, 5 Dec 2011 11:33:45 +0100
Lionel Elie Mamane <lionel@mamane.lu> wrote:
After "make" in top directory, one is suggested to do
make dev-install -o build
That was an unintended sideeffect of the Makefile.in removal. I know
about (thanks moggi), but do not know a simple fix restoring the old
behavior.
All the gory details:
Unfortunately, make does not pass the -o stuff down during recursion
Well, in the "usual" way of using recursive make, that would indeed be
a bad idea: a target (file) name for "make" is not the same as a
target (file) name for "make -C subdir".
(and I found no way to make it do that as the -o stuff is not in
MAKEFLAGS),
Even stronger, it is ignored even if you put it in manually :)
Possible workaround:
Creating a quick-dev-install target, that does the same as "dev-install
-o build" and update the docs/hints.
That looks good, yes. Or more generally, a variable INSTALL_QUICK,
which if set makes *all* install targets not depend on the build:
ifndef INSTALL_QUICK
DEP_ON_BUILD:=build
endif
dev-install: $(DEP_ON_BUILD)
foo
install: $(DEP_ON_BUILD)
bar
Or maybe rather than "INSTALL_QUICK", make it "INSTALL_NOREBUILD"?
It would be used as in:
make dev-install INSTALL_QUICK=1
Additionally, the incremental build (just after "make" successfully
finished, no source file touched/changed) relinks quite some libraries
and JCS/JAR files, I'm not sure why.
For the JCS files it is pretty much unavoidable (...)
As for the relinking, most of it should be solved with:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=2c4537471c932b65e6f72e41881b505c4bbad12c
Are there other gremlins left?
I'll test again and let you know.x
--
Lionel
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