Hi
I'm sure not if this is the right newsgroup since this is (possibly) a
question about make, but hopefully someone here might know the best
way about this.
I've built a program that compiles well on my Ubuntu PC.
However, I also wanted to compile it on my Mac (which has MacPorts
installed & the necessary libraries installed).
Now with MacPorts, all the include/lib paths are different, hence the
makefile I have doesn't work too well unless I create another one
(which I've done for now).
Is there a way I can just have one makefile, which has both settings,
and can compile accordingly?
Cheers
Chris
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On Oct 30, 12:48 pm, Khookie <chris.k...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi
I'm sure not if this is the right newsgroup since this is (possibly) a
question about make, but hopefully someone here might know the best
way about this.
I've built a program that compiles well on my Ubuntu PC.
However, I also wanted to compile it on my Mac (which has MacPorts
installed & the necessary libraries installed).
Now with MacPorts, all the include/lib paths are different, hence the
makefile I have doesn't work too well unless I create another one
(which I've done for now).
Is there a way I can just have one makefile, which has both settings,
and can compile accordingly?
Sure, try
man make
for more info.
Khookie wrote:
>
I'm sure not if this is the right newsgroup since this is
(possibly) a question about make, but hopefully someone here
might know the best way about this.
I've built a program that compiles well on my Ubuntu PC.
However, I also wanted to compile it on my Mac (which has
MacPorts installed & the necessary libraries installed).
Now with MacPorts, all the include/lib paths are different, hence
the makefile I have doesn't work too well unless I create another
one (which I've done for now).
Is there a way I can just have one makefile, which has both
settings, and can compile accordingly?
Just configure your compiler correctly.
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