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Kernel style output
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Simon Perreault |
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Kernel style output |
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Tue, 29 Mar 2005 08:49:27 -0500 |
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Hi,
I am wondering how I could get kernel-style make output using automake. By
kernel-style, I mean that I want to see for example
[C] myfile.c
instead of the compiler command-line. Other letter codes are used in other
cases, for example when linking. This style is used in the Linux build
system.
Using make it's easy: I just prefix the compiler command-line with '@' and add
an "@echo" before it. But using automake I have no idea.
Suggestions?
Thanks
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