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As the latter does not quite scale, and also source files depending on the setting/feature did not rebuild in case of a change. There are intentionally more config_xxx.h files (so autoheader from autotools is not used), so that a setting change does not force automatically a rebuild of everything. Running configure does not touch those config_xxx.h files that have not changed. There's config/README with a howto. Change-Id: I6d6e82050ff8faf5364ed246848b8401aca3e0e5
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These are configuration files for various features as detected by configure.
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Include only those files you need (in order to reduce rebuilds when a setting changes).
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Settings here are only C/C++ #define directives, so they apply only to C/C++ source,
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not to Makefiles.
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Adding a new setting:
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- do AC_DEFINE(HAVE_FOO) in configure.ac when a setting should be set
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- choose the proper config/config_xxx.h file to use
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- if it is a global setting (such as availability of a compiler feature),
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use config/config_global.h
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- otherwise check if there is a matching config/config_hxx.h file
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- if none matches, add a new one:
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- add config/config_xxx.h.in here, with just #ifndef include guard
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- add AC_CONFIG_HEADERS([config/config_xxx.h]) next to the others
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in configure.ac
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- add config_hxx.h to config/.gitignore
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- add #undef HAVE_FOO to the config/config_hxx.h , possibly with a comment
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- add #include <config_xxx.h> before any #ifdef HAVE_XXX in a source file
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