Re: default.aap diff

Adriaan de Groot wrote:

> On Wednesday 01 October 2003 11:06, you wrote:
> > Adriaan de Groot wrote:
> > > It also (see the lines that affect EEE) allows you to set EEE to
> > > influence deendency generation by gcc (something I needed for the qt
> > > module).
> >
> > This doesn't look like the right solution to me.  When $EEE wasn't set
> > it will fail.  You need to add a specific argument for preprocessing
> > that can't be put in $CPPFLAGS?  Adding a variable for that can be a
> > solution. $CDEPFLAGS?
> 
> I agree it's horribly ugly. I hadn't really thought of CPPFLAGS - in 
> particular, since those flags are also used when compiling things (and I 
> don't know what -MG would do then). 

The "-MG" option should not be necessary.  When gcc runs into a header
file that it can't find it will produce an error message.  Aap
recognizes the error and will attempt to produce that header file and
retry generating dependencies.  Clever eh?  But perhaps it's so clever
it doesn't work?

> > It's looking good to me, but I think we need one more round of testing
> > and fixing before I dare to release a .zip file.  So, please try out the
> > next version tonight and send me any required fixes.
> 
> Sure. My standard test case is building libkpilot.la (I haven't tried 
> installing it recently, though). It doesn't do complicated qt stuff that I 
> need to figure out as well.

Let the bugs come to me! :-)

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