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Improve documentation of Makefile system #214
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Here's an example I"m running into right now.
I'd like to hook in the paradise library into the Makefile. Where do I put the -L and -l commands?
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… On May 23, 2020, at 12:04 PM, Kyle Mandli ***@***.***> wrote:
Some feedback recently mentioned that it would be nice to have some further documentation on the build/make system. I purpose that we have a tutorial (perhaps) and links to the current documentation on each term and perhaps get a bit more depth as well as a high level "how to use" tutorial.
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It unfortunately is not always clear where to put these flags as it seems to depend on the system in question's handling of libraries and paths to those libraries. Since it does not matter too much if you over specify I try and add those to both the |
Does anyone have an opinion about whether we should do a
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In principle I'm in favor of all of the above, in particular:
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I was thinking that definitely improving those pages to begin with and adding the FAQ. I am also getting setup to do some short courses this summer and probably could do some video tutorials devoted to this. |
We should probably come up with a list of tutorial video topics as well. |
Some feedback recently mentioned that it would be nice to have some further documentation on the build/
make
system. I purpose that we have a tutorial (perhaps) and links to the current documentation on each term and perhaps get a bit more depth as well as a high level "how to use" tutorial.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: