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I have 3 groups of files, all reside in the same directory:
group1: file1.cc file2.cc file3.cc
group2: file4.cc file5.cc file6.cc
group3: file7.cc
and then I have main.cc
I want to compile
- group1 with "-g"
- group 2 same as group 1 and in addition with "-Wall"
- group3 same as group 2 and in addition with " -fprofile-arcs -ftest-coverage "
My Sconstruct looks like this:
flags = '-g'
fsharp = flags + ' -Wall'
fprof = fsharp + ' -fprofile-arcs -ftest-coverage'
.
base = Environment(CCFLAGS = flags)
sharp = base.Clone(CCFLAGS = fsharp)
prof = sharp.Clone(CCFLAGS = fprof)
.
prfList = Split("""
file7.cc
""")
.
myList = Split("""
file4.cc
file5.cc
file6.cc
""")
.
list = Split("""
file1.cc
file2.cc
file3.cc
""")
.
prof.Library('my1', prfList)
sharp.Library('my2', myList)
base.Library('my3', list)
.
#Library('my',['my1','my2','my3'])
# this does NOT work ...???
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sharp.Program('main.cc', LIBS=['my1','my2','my3','my1','my2','my3'], LIBPATH='.') Because I can't build a library from libraries, I have to specify my sublibraries twice, since there are dependencies between them. Does anybody know a better way to achieve this ...???
