GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 590551
Nicer build with AM_SILENT_RULES Automake option
Last modified: 2009-09-04 09:26:08 UTC
With Automake 1.11, there's an option to enable a less verbose, kernel-like build output. How about enabling it by default? One can always disable it with --disable-silent-rules or make V=1.
Created attachment 139749 [details] [review] silent-build.patch Here's the trivial patch to configure.in.
Created attachment 139750 [details] silent-build-output.txt Here's an example of the silent build output. It's much cleaner and makes warnings and errors stand out.
Another note: When an older version of Automake is used, the option is just ignored.
I think you also need to sprinkle a few $(AM_V_GEN) around, e.g. when generating the marshalers, etc.
Any reasons not to do this in gnome-common instead?
(In reply to comment #5) > Any reasons not to do this in gnome-common instead? See bug #580062 and bug #582955, which are both related.
commit 730f2f73bb215a7d81bc52bffb07652a8eaa0c34 Author: Robin Stocker <robin@nibor.org> Date: Fri Sep 4 10:25:25 2009 +0100 Bug 590551 - Nicer build with AM_SILENT_RULES Automake option With an additional sprinkling of AM_V_GEN