I'm really just working on build, but I found an interesting problem, when a

target is specified more than once, the new ones should merely augment the old
one, not replace it, this is necesarry, but I think easy as well, but I'm going
to switch machines for a bit and so now I commit :)

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 68 deletions

diff --git a/buildm3.conf b/buildm3.conf
deleted file mode 100644
index ccc7131..0000000
--- a/buildm3.conf
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,68 +0,0 @@
-# vim: syntax=build
-
-set CXXFLAGS += "-ggdb -W -Wall";
-
-action "default"
-{
-        build: [targets("header-links"), "libbu++.a"];
-}
-
-action "pkg"
-{
-        build: targets("pkg");
-}
-
-target files("src/*.h").replace("src/", "bu/")
-{
-        tag "header-links";
-        display "symlink";
-        input OUTPUT.replace("bu/","src/");
-        profile "build"
-        {
-                execute("ln -s ../${INPUT} ${OUTPUT}");
-        }
-}
-
-target "libbu++.a"
-{
-        input files("src/*.cpp");
-        rule "lib";
-        set CXXFLAGS += "-I. -fPIC";
-}
-
-target "libbu++-r$(svnversion "-n").tar.bz2"
-{
-        input [
-                "LICENSE",
-                "build.conf",
-                "Doxyfile",
-                "buildm3.conf",
-                "support/vim/syntax/taf.vim",
-                "support/vim/ftdetect/taf.vim",
-                "support/vim/ftplugin/taf.vim",
-                files("*.sh"),
-                files("src/*.cpp"),
-                files("src/*.h"),
-                files("src/tests/*.cpp"),
-                files("src/tests*.h"),
-                files("src/tools/*.cpp"),
-                files("src/tools/*.h"),
-                files("src/unit/*.unit"),
-                files("src/doxy/*.dox")
-                ];
-        rule "tarball";
-        tag "pkg";
-}
-
-rule "tarball"
-{
-        input matches("LICENSE", "*.cpp", "*.h", "*.conf", "Doxyfile", "*.vim",
-                "*.sh");
-        profile "build"
-        {
-                set OUTDIR = OUTPUT.replace(".tar.bz2","");
-                execute("tar --transform=\"s@^@${OUTDIR}/@\" -c ${INPUT} |"
-                        " bzip2 -9 > ${OUTPUT}");
-        }
-}
-