Tach auch Felipe!

Am 27 Aug 06, Felipe T. Dorado schrieb an Kai Richter:

 KR>> This package contains some files common to all packages of the
 KR>> Husky-project.

 FD> That sentence up there maybe clear forsomeon used to compiling but I
 FD> assure you it is not for one who is not ;)

I know that well. ;) I think i got it because i used the VERSION files for
finding what to compile. There are requirements given in VERSION.

 KR>> The buildup of the Makefile looks confusing at first. But you may
 KR>> find that some variables are defined by the include of the
 KR>> huskymak.cfg. Somehow the Makefile is like a shell-script.

 FD> Mmmm, the "somehow" thows me off a bit. But, ok, I'll trust };)

Maybe they "are" like shell-scripts, but i have never seen a
shell-script as complex as a Makefile. My shell-scripts are like simple
batch files. :)

 KR>> The tool "tparser" should help you with that.

 FD> Good tool that one. I already used it on my setup to have all config
 FD> in one file. No errors :)

Great. I did a split into some smaller files. It is up to the user to do that.
I like it because the files are smaller then and static information like
path and packer normally do not change. I put path, packer, links, areas,
fileareas and confi.htick into seperate files.

 FD>>> to be able to write some instrucctions for other newbies before
 FD> Some program and some know nothing of compiling.

I think i am still newbee with linux and my problem is not to read the
informations, the problem is to find the correct informations. :)

Tschuess

Kai

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