This reverts commit 6bfaba6. Target 'install-strip' wasn't a good idea. A
library makefile may want to define a post install target.
Makefile.pdlibbuilder should define only one installation target, that
can be defined as prerequisite for other targets. A stripping method is
still needed, but not this one.
It seems that externals built with Mingw-w64 are ~10 times larger than
equivalent builds on other platforms (including original Mingw). Stripping
is therefore desirable. As suggested by IOhannes Zmoelnig stripping is not
done by default, instead this alternative installation target is provided
(like in autotools).
This merges a series of commits that solve a few issues with paths
for Windows builds.
Variables 'PDDIR' and 'PDBINDIR' now have precedence over 'pdbinpath' as they
should.
Default paths for 32 bit builds on 64 bit Windows are now implemented (thanks
to Lucas Cordiviola).
Probing of 'pdincludepath' and 'pdbinpath' through 'ls' is removed to avoid
confusing error messages.
Such error messages are confusing if you do not intend to use default
paths. Therefore the probes with ls are removed. Paths to m_pd.h and
pd.dll are probed later in the process when they are possibly
overriden by user definitions.
The variable was introduced in commit 41e9743 for compatibility
with centralized build system as inherited from Pd-extended by
Pd-L2ork and Purr Data. But it doesn't work in that context because
$(PD_PATH)/bin is absent. Therefore better remove 'PD_PATH' and
focus on making variables 'PDDIR' & Co. work as expected.
This merges a series of commits implementing target
architecture detection for Windows builds, and the
setting of appropriate options for 32 and 64 bit builds.
This merges commit a7d3098 which responded to issue #22. With this commit,
cflag '-mmacosx-version-min=*' from a lib makefile is respected, not
overridden by a default minimum version.
Variables PDDIR, PDINCLUDEDIR, PDBINDIR and PDLIBDIR were introduced in
the previous commit as API replacement for a less coherent set of path
variable names, and made these paths settable in the environment.
This commit (re)writes variable descriptions accordingly and reorganizes
descriptions with the intention to give a more comprehensible overview of
the API structure.
These new path variables are aliases of existing ones that didn't have
coherent names. The new variables are all defined such that they are
overridable from the environment, as indicated by the upper case syntax.
This variable is useful when building against a 'portable' pd install.
Makefile.pdlibbuilder should now be compatible with centralized build
systems when PD_PATH is passed as make argument, or set in environment.
