Re: Duplicate target error

From: TEMPLIE Cédric (cedric.templie_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-12-23 11:36:28

Vladimir Prus wrote:
> On Thursday 23 December 2004 19:15, TEMPLIE Cédric wrote:
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>>>It is, indeed. But if ./project1 defines export_headers, export_lib and
>>>project1 lib target, then project2 better link to "project1".
>>>
>>>This way:
>>>1. If project1 is available you link directly to the library, not to the
>>>staged version.
>>>
>>>2. If project1 is not available then Jamfile in $(STAGE_DIR) will define
>>>project1 target and you will link to it.
>>>
>>>Still no need to link to result 'stage' target.
>>>
>>>- Volodya
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>>Yes, I agree, you mean what pedro said, linking directly with the
>>library...
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>>lib project2
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>> : $(cppFiles:BS)
>> : <source>/project1//project1
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>> ;
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>>But when doing that how to specify the project1 to also stage its
>>headers and the generated lib in another location ?
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> If I were you, I would just create an "alias" at top-level Jamfile which would 
> have all "stage" target in individual projects as sources. Is there a problem 
> with that approach?

Indeed, it is an idea... :)

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> In theory, you should be able to use <dependency> on stage, but right now it 
> produces an error. Now that I've understood what you're trying to do, I'll 
> look at that error in detail.

Nice, thank you very much for all your work.

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> - Volodya
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