This script is common to build.sh and clean.sh and is not designed to do anything on its own.
Each of these directories contains a build.sh script. In addition to these, an Eclipse project file is available in each for use with the Eclipse C/C++ plugin, so this entire directory tree may be imported wholesale into an Eclipse workspace and used without changes. (Eclipse 3.0.2 generated these files.) Notice that the Eclipse setup does not build the documentation set. This must be done manually with the top-level 'build.sh dox'.
Each of these directories also contains a clean.sh script which removes the output of build.sh.
* * $ gcc `cat ../../../../../config/config_opts_always.gcc` \ * `cat ../../../../../config/config_opts_usually.gcc` \ * -c filename.c ... * *
Notice that this script may be run instead of or as well as an Eclipse build. The only difference is where the object files are stored.
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Definition in file common.sh.
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