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There 2 reasons for this change:
- This is how autoconf tests work and it makes config.log much more useful
- The waf c preprocessor ignored changes in bin/default/__confdefs.h when using
waf configure -C, because is outside of the configure tests project path
and handled like a system header.
Many thanks to ita for pointing out the fix.
metze
The waf build now checks for all A=B variables passed via make
and sets the same waf internal variable. This means all waf options
are available via make.
Removing this from the Makefile makes us less reliant on a modern
version of make.
Pair-Programmed-With: Andrew Bartlett <abartlet@samba.org>
This allows you to specify some binaries that should be built without
shared libs. A non-shared smbtorture will make testing s3 in the build
farm easier
- use 'va_list' instead of 'struct __va_list_tag *'
Using the C name for va_list is preferable
- add support for negative ABI name matches in abi_match=. That is
used to exlude ldb_*module_ops from the ldb ABI
- don't include the ldb module ops or backend ops in the ABI
We don't want someone to declare two subsystems of the same name but
with different source files
Pair-Programmed-With: Andrew Bartlett <abartlet@samba.org>
after removing library loops from the dependeny graph, we re-add
parent dependencies. We need to ensure that we don't re-add a
dependency which re-creates the loop we so carefully removed.
This also adds a final check for library dependency loops, and shows
an appropriate error if one is found.
This means "make -j" and "make -k" now do roughly what is expected
make -j will use the number of CPUs on the system, regardless of the
number after the -j (as MAKEFLAGS doesn't contain that value).
make -k will will continue on errors
This adds --build, --host, --program-prefix and
--disable-dependency-tracking. All we do with them is check them for sanity
and throw an error if (for example) the user tries a cross-compile using
these options
Pair-Programmed-With: Andrew Bartlett <abartlet@samba.org>
