Re: [bakefile-devel] Subprojetc question.

> > > > No I understand (well I think I do) what subproject is for and
> > > > what the bakefile exe,lib,dll rule is for. The first version of
> > > > my bakefile did it the way you suggest above, but there are
> > > > some problems doing it this way:=3D20
> > > > - The guidelib and demo dsp file will
> > > > both be in the demo directory.=3D20
> > >
> > > On the contrary, if you use a subproject, there will be two
> > > makefiles.=3D20 That's the very point of subprojects.
> >
> > Huh? I guess you misunderstood me... as the bakefile(s) referred to
> > here and other snipped points was using the <lib> <exe> rule (in
> > one bakefile or with a include statement) and it did *not* use
> > <subproject> feature...
>
> No wonder I misunderstood you, see the subject of this thread and what=20
> you wrote in your first mail:
> > The issue; guidelib.bkl has a rule to make the lib and demo.bkl has
> > a rule to make the demo.exe, but because demo.bkl depends on the
> > guidelib it using=20
> >    <subproject id=3D"guidelib">
> >        <dir>../../≤/dir>
> >        <dependency-of>all</dependency-of>
> >    </subproject>

I'm sorry that my mails aren't that clear... :-s

> I must admit I'm lost.

Belief me I'm too now... :-/

> > Now how would you write bakefiles for this extended-sample?
>
> Either single makefile with everything, or main makefile with=20
> submakefiles in subdirectories called through <subproject>.

One make file is out of the question as it prevents one to release Lib1
independent from Lib2.
So I guess I need to spend some more time on a <subproject> solution.

Regards,
Hans.

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