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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-devel] inclusion of figlet source
 
Keir Fraser wrote:
> Using autoconf/automake would make sense for a highly portable
> application that must compile on many platforms with many different
> environments and compilers. For Xen I think it'll just complicate
> things. We only support one arch at the moment -- as others are
> incorporated they will extend compile.h manually for their own
> compilation environment if it isn't GCC. The main thing that autoconf
> does of course is shield you from environment differences (e.g. sysv
> vs. bsd) -- but Xen never includes system headers so this is also a
> non-issue.
 If anyone is thinking of changing the build system, I can highly 
recommend Jam. It handles stuff like dependency scanning and 
multi-directory builds much better than Make does, allows more portable 
build specifications, and unlike other modern Make-replacements it does 
not need a full language runtime (like Ant or Scons do) to run.
Jacob
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