Kevin Puetz PuetzKevinA@JohnDeere.com writes:
Alexandre Julliard julliard@winehq.org writes:
That's on purpose, building all the importlibs is fairly slow, and not necessary in the vast majority of cases.
Ah, OK. I stumbled on this because I ran make install in the wrong terminal tab (one where I did not have environment set for our cross-toolchain), and was surprised to see it trying to build anything. I assumed it was accidental.
Would you like it more if I made it create a "dev" target so one could `make all dev` to actually have all the compiling done? Or would you prefer I just drop this completely? If it's on purpose, and this is how others prefer it, I can certainly deal with it as-is. Just need to do `make install` in the right window :-)
I think 'make install-dev' into a dummy directory is sufficient for the rare case where you'd need to ensure that they are built.