source files format request

[Don Christensen]

Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
> or, you can save yourself even _more_ time and write a script to go into 
> each directory to do it.  then you don't have to rename the directories 
> (something we're not going to do), you don't have to look it up on the 
> web, and you don't have to manually run the compile for each directory.  
> plus, you can post your script to the list, and everyone can benefit.
> 
> of course, you could also use update-xfce (if you're using CVS) or 
> garxfce4 (if you're using stable), and you don't have to know anything 
> at all about the compile order.
> 
> 	-brian

Well, now is as good a time as ever to share my makefile for CVS builds.
I hacked it together before I knew about update-xfce.  It works for me
in my specific situation, maybe someone else might find it useful.  I
put it in the top level of the CVS tree (in the same dir as all the
app dirs).

-Don

-- 
Don Christensen       Senior Software Development Engineer
djc at cisco.com         Cisco Systems, Santa Cruz, CA
   "It was a new day yesterday, but it's an old day now."
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