Makefile is looking good

[synthesizer patel]

After moving tools underneath source and getting rid of the
independent LGL.module's in each, build time is now 10 seconds on my
computer for a complete build. Previously was 30.

I've also slimmed the Makefile down even further by having globals
which the independent OS's append to, if they need to mute them they
can by switching the += to just := but it shouldn't be a problem.

Also, this signifies a switch to a single makefile for the entire
project, new folders can easily be added and if we're only adding new
files to the existing folders src/, src/LGL, src/tools/*/, they'll
automatically be picked up by the makefile.

Looks like you've had a few checkins which I can merge into my branch
and I guess we can do another code review once I've fixed the objects
placement, still currently in the src dirs.

-n

[synthesizer patel]

ok

Everything's checked in and building on osx, sorry for the buncha
checkins, my subversion cache got corrupted somehow and just wanted to
make sure everything got in right.

woopty doo.

[interim_descriptor]

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On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 7:28 PM, synthesizer patel <googl...@nym.hush.com> wrote:

After moving tools underneath source and getting rid of the
independent LGL.module's in each, build time is now 10 seconds on my
computer for a complete build. Previously was 30.

NIIIIICE! That's realy quite awesome.
 

I've also slimmed the Makefile down even further by having globals
which the independent OS's append to, if they need to mute them they
can by switching the += to just := but it shouldn't be a problem.

I like-y.
 

Also, this signifies a switch to a single makefile for the entire
project, new folders can easily be added and if we're only adding new
files to the existing folders src/, src/LGL, src/tools/*/, they'll
automatically be picked up by the makefile.

Way cool! Thanks for putting in the effort to improve the Makefile like you have!
 

Looks like you've had a few checkins which I can merge into my branch
and I guess we can do another code review once I've fixed the objects
placement, still currently in the src dirs.

Sounds great! Let me know when you're ready for the code review and/or merge-to-trunk.

-Chris