Ingo Weinhold <bone...@cs.tu-berlin.de> writes:
On Wed, 7 May 2003, Dag Asheim wrote:
~/simple/src/Jamfile:
HDRS = ../include ;
Main hello : hello.c ;
[...]
~/simple/src/Jamfile:
SubInclude TOP src ;
Fascinating, your filesystem seems to support overlaying of files. ;-)
Yes, it's a really nifty feature. It can be confusing, though! :-)
The SUBDIR variable contains the path to the directory of the Jamfile. You
can use that as a base for constructing a relative path. BTW, it is also
better pratice to use the SubDirHdrs rule to add include directories for
the current subdir. So, your line would read:
SubDirHdrs [ FDirName $(SUBDIR) $(DOTDOT) include ] ;
Thanks! This looks like a workable solution. I'll try it out
tomorrow morning.
Side note: Wouldn't it be easier if actions be default was done with
current working directory (cwd) set to the right value? There are
bound to be tools that use cwd in some way and that can't be
overridden like the C compiler.
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