Re: How to remake a modified source codes, not the first time, based on source codes core which has been made successfully?

Tor Lillqvist <tml -AT- iki.fi>
Fri, 3 May 2013 11:15:49 +0300

It is possible you need to do a "make dev-install" again. Not all files are
symlinked from the "install" directory, some a copied there. So just doing
a "make" will not be enough if it is one of those files that are updated.

Just get used to run "make dev-install" relatively often, unless you are
100% sure that the stuff that has changed is symlinked from "install".

If none of what I say make sense, just do "make dev-install" every time you
have changed something.

--tml

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How to remake a modified source codes,not the first time,based on source codes core which has been made successfully? · leo2013
- Re: How to remake a modified source codes, not the first time, based on source codes core which has been made successfully? · Tor Lillqvist
  - Re: How to remake a modified source codes, not the first time, based on source codes core which has been made successfully? · leo2013
  - Re: How to remake a modified source codes, not the first time, based on source codes core which has been made successfully? · leo2013
    - Re: How to remake a modified source codes, not the first time, based on source codes core which has been made successfully? · Anurag Kanungo
      - Re: How to remake a modified source codes, not the first time, based on source codes core which has been made successfully? · leo2013
        
        Re: How to remake a modified source codes, not the first time, based on source codes core which has been made successfully? · leo2013

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