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Steve Checkoway <email@hidden> wrote:
> I have a shell script phase that runs ranlib every time. It's
> annoying and sometimes people check the libraries back in to cvs
> because they've been modified which means you get conflicts the next
> time you try to update, but at least you don't have to manually run
> ranlib.
The proper fix is to have a shell script phase that makes a copy of the
original .a and runs ranlib on the copy; then link your target against
the copy instead of the original. Set the script phase's input and
output files correctly, and the script will only run once, or whenever a
new version of the .a comes down from cvs. There's no danger of
accidentally checking in a modified .a file this way.
Works perfectly for me, though the amount of work to set it up can be
significant if you have lots of .a files.
--
Stefan Haller
Ableton
http://www.ableton.com/
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