Avoid running ./configure every time?
Alexandros Karypidis
karypid@inf.uth.gr
Tue Aug 19 15:48:00 GMT 2003
Hi all,
The short version:
Is there a way I can have two sets of Makefiles prepared, by running
"./configure" with different options twice (once for the native version and
once for the cross-compile version) and to switch between then quickly?
The long version:
I've been developing some stuff which I run on an iPaq for a while now. The
cycle I use is:
1) Do a lot of work on my desktop
2) Cross-compile for ARM
3) Transfer to iPaq
4) Test
My problem is that step (2) takes a significant amount of time. My project is
split into several sub-projects, each with its own build system. That means
that I have to run "./configure" for each sub-project and then re-build
everything. I was wondering:
Is there a way I can have two sets of Makefiles prepared, by running
"./configure" with different options twice (once for the native version and
once for the cross-compile version) and to switch between then quickly?
--
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gnikaerb yB
To err is human, but to forgive is beyond the scope of the Operating System...
Alexandros Karypidis
University of Thessaly
Computer & Communications Engineering dept.
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