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Re: [PATCH]: Separate target and host config files


Nathan Sidwell wrote:
Zack Weinberg wrote:

From here, grepping the desired defines out of auto-host.h is
preferable, because it is then clear that the grep statement defines
the desired subset.  If we go with your template file, I for one will
forever be wondering whether the template file is up-to-date, and
furthermore whether we might somehow have (potential) macros in
auto-target.h that *aren't* in auto-host.h.

I'm not wedded to grep - I just want this done by means of a
transformation rule rather than a manually-created, to-be-hand-edited
subset file.


I understand your concern. We'll have to manually edit the names being
grepped for, so that bit of maintaince doesn't go away, it merely moves
(from a vaguely standard place to a nonstandard mkconfig.sh or makefile).
The other danger, of placing a name in the template file that does not
exist in auto-host.h would be averted though.  Hmm, autoconf really ought
to have a mechanism to verify that, but if it does, I don't know what it
is.

I'll investigate a grep mechanism and see how it looks.

If it's a subset, we could alsot put:


#ifdef TARGET_LIBRARIES
...
#endif

around the things in auto-host.h that we want on the target. That would also make the subset explicit but it might be hard to do make that play nice with autoheader.

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