Hi,

If my suggestion is, at least in part, acceptable, the deployment is restricted to once per platform flavour ... c/w once per consumer/user.

The suggestion regarding the common includeable make(1) script presumes that the same build standard is required on all platform flavours.

If the standard make test install fails, then you've probably got bigger worries. Note also that, without intending to be offensive, it almost sounds like you aren't aware that...

Thus, the build is simplified ... as is the deployment and as I say, if something like the topology I suggested is employed, the amount of either is reduced.

Hope that clarifies things (a bit) ,

At last, a user level that overstates my experience :-))

In reply to Re^3: Dealing with XS modules on multiple platforms by Bloodnok
in thread Dealing with XS modules on multiple platforms by Mutant

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