On 7/31/06, Brandon J. Van Every <address@hidden> wrote:
>
> Next question: can the CMake build omit the "boot" and create the
> .c files in the toplevel directory?
> (I know you won't like it, but is it possible?)
The CMake build does have to remain two-stage, so "omit" is the wrong
word here. I can change the directory structure so that the boot stuff
gets done in the main directory, and the final output gets done in a
/stagetwo directory. This would allow ./configure to avoid messing with
any directory structure issues.
*.c vs. *.c.in is still an issue though. What I'd like ./configure to
do, is distribute *.c.in files, and copy them at configure time to .c
files. That keeps in-directory and out-of-directory builds from getting
clobbered. How doable is this from your perspective?
Hm. I think I rather modify the autotools build to use "boot"...
Would that be ok?