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

It is possible that the part of code you changed doesn't affect the things
as you are expecting .

Well, you can add a fprintf(stderr,"Foo\n"); in the part of code and check
while executing does Foo prints on the terminal or not .
This can confirm you whether you are modifying the right part of the code
for the changes u expecting .


One more suggestion , no need to make or make dev-install every time , you
can just make only that particular module also.
By executing command

make module-name


On Fri, May 3, 2013 at 7:20 PM, leo2013 <libredev@gmail.com> wrote:

> I have done "make dev-install" after "make" when I updated one file's
> source
> codes.
> But no effect on the results as I expected.
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