"scons test" and "install" and things should by default install everything that they know how to build/install/test as most libraries behave that way and doing everything individually requires a lot of typing.
At least on unix systems lib is more popular than libs (regarding build/libs).
Perhaps the name of doc/internal should be changed to something more descriptive like API since it is actually what anyone who uses imp should read (as opposed to just building IMP).
The boost version should probably be moved up to at least 1.35 as it doesn't guarantee backwards compatibility and I don't think we any idea about old versions.
Daniel Russel wrote: > "scons test" and "install" and things should by default install > everything that they know how to build/install/test as most libraries > behave that way and doing everything individually requires a lot of > typing.
Yes, that is the intention. But it needs a little tweaking to do, since the alias would need to be set at the configure phase, rather than the parse phase.
> The boost version should probably be moved up to at least 1.35 as it > doesn't guarantee backwards compatibility and I don't think we any > idea about old versions.
At least two of the build system machines have boost 1.33, so a) we know it works with that version and b) requiring anything later would break the builds.
Ben
On Sep 23, 2008, at 12:26 AM, Ben Webb wrote:
> Daniel Russel wrote: >> "scons test" and "install" and things should by default install >> everything that they know how to build/install/test as most libraries >> behave that way and doing everything individually requires a lot of >> typing. > > Yes, that is the intention. But it needs a little tweaking to do, > since > the alias would need to be set at the configure phase, rather than the > parse phase. Cool.
Is it possibly to have the swig libs built without -Wall since it produces tons of warnings we can't do anything about?
Daniel Russel wrote: > Is it possibly to have the swig libs built without -Wall since it > produces tons of warnings we can't do anything about?
Yes, that is quite annoying. Fixed in r728.
Ben
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