On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, Julian Buckley wrote:
>Hi...I was wondering (prolly applies to all UNIX/Linux platforms) if there
>was any quicker way to compile a mud (after the first compile) then having
>to do a "make clean" ; "make all" --- with Win95, once it is initially
>compiled, a "nmake" does the job. I've tried with Linux to do the same,
>and it compiles, but the newly compiled MUD doesn't boot up with the new
>specs...
If you changed a .c/.h file:
make
If nothing has changed but rebuild anyway:
rm -f ../bin/circle
make
If those don't work, your Makefile dependencies are wrong.
I do 'make -j' personally. :)
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http://www.van.ml.org/~greerga | is not thus handicapped. -- Elbert Hubbard
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