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Re: .a under version control
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Re: .a under version control


  • Subject: Re: .a under version control
  • From: Paul Walmsley <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 13:31:11 +0100


It appears that any time a developer gets it from the repository, the tool chain complains that you need to run ranlib on it. This works fine, but then the file is modified, and inevitably gets checked back in.
Another quite different way around this problem would be to rename the file in the repository (eg base-libsqlite3.a), then add a custom build step that copies this to libsqlite3.a and runs ranlib. Also add an entry to the .cvsignore file (or whatever the equivalent is for your SCM system) so that it ignores libsqlite3.a.

This ensures that everyone gets the right version and no one checks the modified version back into the repository

Paul

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 >.a under version control (From: David Dunham <email@hidden>)

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