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Originally Posted by Locutus
That really does look pretty painless
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it is painless, for the most part. you can even compile module for module, library for library or directory for directory. all you need to, is to go and look at local mmakefile.src in the sources you are interetsed in and identify
a module name. for instance, to compile png.library you go to
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/AROS-source/AROS/workbench/libs/png
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check mmakefile.src, see right away this line:
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#MM workbench-libs-png : workbench-libs-z
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then you simply do
and the library gets built along with all dependencies.
if you have dependencies built already you can
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make workbench-libs-png-quick
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..usually.
if you now want all libraries to be built or rebuilt, assuming you might have done some changes you want to test, you simply go level up: