Make Help
- From: "newbei" <newtoqtopia@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 20 Nov 2006 03:04:56 -0800
Hi,
I would like to know a bit about building linux projects and how do
make path variables work.
Please excuse me if this is not an appropriate forum to ask such a
question.
Heres the problem
I built some application and want to just use the obj files to compile
the source code next time irrespective of the cpp files.I would like to
release these obj files to a 3rd person so that they can compile their
application using my source base.
But it seems like its not so simple, after creating the obj files and
setting the correct path for the tool etc .
1.If i run make it gives the following error:
ERROR: Trying to shadow hop but PWD is outside the source tree.
OUTPATH='/home/OrignalSource/sdk/example'
DIR='/root/sdk/example'
PWD='/root/dsk/example/src'
It seems like when i compiled the source code the first time , the make
files have the orignal path linked to them , so when i install the obj
files in a new directory i cannot simply make and compile the program
So what is the solution for this kind of problem
Q) Do i need to change the path manually at the places for the new
path.
Q) Should the qmake procedure be used again , but that requires .cpp
files.
Please advice what am i missing or where to look at to learn about this
issue.
Thanks a ton for any help
.
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