There are probably too many to name, but what I played with most
recently was
FreeTDS on SourceForge which does most of these things.
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Do you know of an example of the automake/libtool stuff that you are
thinking of?
.hc
On Mar 10, 2008, at 4:29 PM, rboehne@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
This shouldn't be much trouble. To enable or disable libraries on
the command line you would probably use an Automake conditional, and
AC_ARG_WITH to turn it on or off.
Automake & Libtool together will create generic LDFLAGS as well as
library-specific ones automatically.
-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: Hans-Christoph Steiner <hans@xxxxxxx>
Hey all,
I am starting the process of creating an autotools build system for
Pd-extended, a large distro of a program called Pure Data and many
libraries. Pure Data is a realtime visual programming language for
sound, video, etc. Over the years, there have been quite a few
libraries written for it. Currently, I have a big hacked Makefile
that builds all of the libraries. I would like to replace this with
an autotools system.
One thing that I would love to have is flags to ./configure to enable/
disable the inclusion of different libraries. The libraries are
currently in subdirs named with the library name. I am wondering how
to best to that with autotools.
Another thing, each of the libraries are made up of
one .so/.dylib/.dll for each objectclass. I am wondering what the
best method for having separate CFLAGS and LDFLAGS for each library.
I want to do that in case different libraries depend on different
versions of the same lib. Perhaps I need some kind of recursive ./
configure system.
Thanks in advance!
.hc
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