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  • The make tool can be used to manage multi-file projects. make    uses the Makefile file in your project folder, which lists the various    compiling and linking steps, targets, and dependencies. make is well explained    in C-Scene:    Multi-File Projects and the GNU Make Utility.

         

    A configure script can be used to aid cross-platform compiling. A    suitable configure script should interpret a Makefile.in file    and then create a platform-specific Makefile file. It will do this    after performing several tests to determine the characteristics of the    platform.

         

    This allows a user to type './configure' and then 'make' to compile a    project on his platform.
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  • However, you need a stamp-h file in your project to ensure that automake    regenerates config.h from config.h.in. Type 'touch stamp-h' to add this file    to your project.

         

         

      

  • If you do not want these GNU-style files, then you could add the following   to your Makefile.am instead:

         

    AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = foreign

  • Assuming that you have written appropriate Makefile.am and configure.ac    files (there are examples below), you should be able to build your project by    entering the following commands:

         
      
    •       'autoheader'              - creates config.h.in         
      
    • 'touch NEWS README AUTHORS ChangeLog'      
      
    • 'touch stamp-h'      
      
    • aclocal - adds aclocal.m4 to directory. Defines some m4 macros used by the    auto tools.      
      
    •   'autoconf              '- creates configure from configure.ac      
      
    • 'automake'    - Creates Makefile.in from Makefile.am    
      
    •  './configure' - creates Makefile from Makefile.in >      
      
    •   'make'   
      
      

    Just repeat the last 5 steps to completely rebuild the project. Most projects have an autogen.sh script that runs everything up to the configure step.

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