Re: New Windows oriented build README
Bryan Bulten <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.lib.wxwindows.wxnet |
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| Message-ID | <20040520175720.064c21b6@goliath> |
> > Would it be alright if I moved the platform specific README's > > into wx.NET/doc/<platform>/? > > I might create wx.Widgets/wx.NET wrapper Makefiles for Linux and Mac. What would these Makefiles do, that the premake build system doesn't already? Or are they for putting together the premake build system? > Perhaps moving my READMEs to the same directory as the makefile and > defs.in would make sense. I could either put them with the docs or > switch things around and have something like: > > EasyBuild/MacOSX/README.txt, Makefile, Defs.in, etc. > EasyBuild/Linux/... > EasyBuild/Win-VSNET/... I would say putting the readme's in the Doc folder, and keeping the Makefiles in the root would be best. Keeping build stuff in root is fine, I think. The custom Makefiles can be named Makefile.vc, Makefile.mingw, etc. wxWidgets already does this. > This would of course be an optional way to build things but I think > useful. I will handle moving everything and updating README if you > agree. If you think my suggestion is OK, go for it :-). -- Bryan Bulten http://www.bulten.ca/ http://wxnet.sourceforge.net/
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