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On Tue, Mar 08, 2005 at 07:59:18AM +0000, David Laight wrote:
> >=20
> > 	That's probably because you're using the wrong option to build.sh.
> > Using -O will cause the symlinks to be created.  You want to use -M ins=
tead.
>=20
> Eh?  I use a script which finally does:
>=20
> base=3D`(cd ..;/bin/pwd)`
> suffix=3D<something that depends on the architecture>
> destdi$base/dest$suffix
> objdir=3D$base/obj$suffix
> releasedir=3D$base/release
>=20
> ./build.sh -X ../xsrc -N $N -T $tools -u -U -D $dest -O $obj -R $release =
"$@"
                                                       ^^

That causes the symlinks. Wipe them out (find . -name "obj*" |xargs rm=20
-rf) then start using '-M' and you'll not have the obj directories in the=
=20
source tree.

Take care,

Bill

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