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<Lib name=examplelib></lib> |
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You can write between bin tags some documentation to describe what the binary |
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This file will build two executables called (example1 and mytestexe) from files example1.cpp and example2.cpp respectively. Both are built in the context of |
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external libraries cmsim and X11 as well as a local package from the same |
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project called CARF <p> |
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<em><b>Note: Theres still much work to be done here</b></em><br> |
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<li> Use tag not yet working. |
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<li> </External> tag does not remove the inclusion of the specified |
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<li> </External> and </Use> tags do not remove the |
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external package as you might expect. |
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<li> Anything Outside of the bin tags will be included in the |
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GNUmakefile. This allows you the full functionality of gmake |
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The only time you might want to override this is to exclude some files from a |
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build or include external package headers or assign the module to a group. |
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<br>e.g.<p> |
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Sometimes the default builds arn't wanted at all. Switch them off with |
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