Moving the bfs_fuse build into another directory would probably be the way to

go, but for the time being at least don't cause the BFS sources to be compiled
twice regardless of which target is built.


git-svn-id: file:///srv/svn/repos/haiku/haiku/trunk@34204 a95241bf-73f2-0310-859d-f6bbb57e9c96
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Ingo Weinhold 2009-11-24 12:08:45 +00:00
parent 37e44362b6
commit 1111c840c7

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@ -48,18 +48,21 @@ local bfsSource =
kernel_interface.cpp kernel_interface.cpp
; ;
BuildPlatformMergeObject <build>bfs.o : $(bfsSource) ;
BuildPlatformMain <build>bfs_shell BuildPlatformMain <build>bfs_shell
: :
$(bfsSource) :
<build>bfs.o
: <build>fs_shell.a $(libHaikuCompat) $(HOST_LIBSUPC++) $(HOST_LIBSTDC++) <build>fs_shell.a $(libHaikuCompat) $(HOST_LIBSUPC++) $(HOST_LIBSTDC++)
$(HOST_LIBROOT) $(fsShellCommandLibs) $(HOST_LIBROOT) $(fsShellCommandLibs)
; ;
BuildPlatformMain <build>bfs_fuse BuildPlatformMain <build>bfs_fuse
: :
$(bfsSource) :
<build>bfs.o
: <build>fuse_module.a $(libHaikuCompat) $(HOST_LIBSUPC++) $(HOST_LIBSTDC++) <build>fuse_module.a
$(HOST_STATIC_LIBROOT) $(fsShellCommandLibs) fuse $(libHaikuCompat) $(HOST_LIBSUPC++) $(HOST_LIBSTDC++)
$(HOST_STATIC_LIBROOT) $(fsShellCommandLibs) fuse
; ;