Hi Lucas, >>> We are currently compiling gdbus 3 times: one for tests, one for >>> bluetoothd and another for obexd. >> >> we recompile because of the different CFLAGS for these binaries. > > But they shouldn´t be affecting gdbus. > >> >>> $ ls gdbus/*watch.o >>> gdbus/bluetoothd-watch.o gdbus/obexd-watch.o gdbus/watch.o >>> >>> Instead of prepending $(gdbus_sources) to several _SOURCES variable, use >>> a convenience library. >> >> When we switched to non-recursive build, we stopped building interim libraries. What is the benefit of going back to building them. I am personally fine with building gdbus several times. > > It´s more that there´s no advantage doing otherwise. The small benefit > is building less files and letting it simpler. then at least get into a bit of a standard habit. We are building libbluetooth into a public and private version. Currently we name it libbluetooth-private, but maybe following the systemd "standard", we should start calling that libbluetooth-internal. And then libgdbus-internal. You also do realize that I will make you do this for all other projects using gdbus. Regards Marcel -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-bluetooth" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
