From: pjfarley AT banet DOT net (Peter J. Farley III)
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Subject: Re: Q: How to use Rhide to make a library?
Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2000 19:44:09 GMT
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Muchas gracias, Salvador.  That answers my questions precisely.

salvador <salvador AT inti DOT gov DOT ar> wrote:

>"Peter J. Farley III" wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I've finally decided to try Rhide, and the first project I'd like to
>> use it for has an associated library in addition to a normal
>> executable.  I've read much of the Rhide docs, and I did not yet see
>> any instructions on how to set up a Rhide project for a library (which
>> is not to say they aren't there).
>
>Project|Program Name, put here the name of the output library, example:
>libmine.a
>
>> I did see the answer to almost the question I'm asking, but the answer
>> just says to look at the Rhide sources for examples.  I've done that,
>> and all I see so far is that the main target is specified as the
>> library name instead of an executable name.
>
>Yes, and it works! ;-)
>
>> Is that really all that is required?
>
>Yes, any project which target name is a .a will be a library.
>
>>  (In addition to the usual
>> directory and other settings that may be required for the library code
>> to be compiled, of course.)
>
>If your project generates a library *and* an executable do it with nested
>projects, like in the RHIDE project.
>
>> Second question:  Is it possible to include sub-projects as part of a
>> larger project file?
>
>Of course.
>
>>  For example, in my case, do I include the
>> library *project* file name as part of the executable project?
>
>Yes, that's used in RHIDE and SETEdit.
>
>> Or just the library name itself?
>
>If you put the library and you change any of the sources that belongs to that
>library RHIDE won't recompile the library. But if you include the project of the
>library RHIDE will check these dependencies too.
>
>SET
>
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