From: groepaz (groepaz_at_gmx.net)
Date: 2001-12-11 14:24:13
Hello Adam,
AD> I guess that I am missing your point, but what do you mean with
AD> machine-dependant paths in makefiles?
anything that would need a change to compile the stuff on another
machine.
AD> To me it seems quite simple to add a
AD> few paths to the makefiles and refrain from usign full pathnames in the
AD> #include directives.
yes, and i dont even want to see those paths in the makefile :)
>> i wrote that in the mail before.... you'll run into troubles when
>> using several files of the same name. (and yeah, i tend to do this
>> heavily)
AD> Having many include files with the same name is definately a problem that can
AD> lead to interesting and surprising results. Somehow, one always ends up
AD> including the wrong file... One way to fix it is to move such files into
AD> dedicated subdirectories. For instance, one usually wants to have a few
AD> "debug.h" files for controlling debugging output and such. Instead of always
AD> #including "debug.h" and hope to get the right file, I try to put these in
AD> subdirectories with descriptive names so that I can #include "proj/debug.h"
AD> and "c64/debug.h", "files/debug.h", and so on.
well yes, thats almost what i want to do, .... eg i am writing a
debugger currently, whose sourcetree looks like
+-debugger
+-core target independent stuff lives here
+-targets
+-c64 target specific stuff lives here
+-gba
+-...etc
so, the files contained in /c64 /gba etc are basically the same, the
implement same functionality and files have the same names... in each
of these directories lives a file "target.h" which includes all files
in that directory, different "target.h" files are included by a
"targetglue.h" in /targets.
what you suggest would ofcoz be a solution, but that'd mean moving
some files to different places, or include them from another place -
which i dont want :o)
however... its not THAT much of a problem anyway.... and if it'll ever
be one, i guess i need to fix the assembler myself ;=D
--
Best regards,
groepaz mailto:groepaz_at_gmx.net
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