Henning,
On 12-03 19:04, Henning Westerholt wrote:
On Thursday 12 March 2009, Jan Janak wrote:
is there
any equivalent to the "exlude_modules" parameter in
Makefiles.defs in the sr tree? For some modules that are contained in the
'all' branch of 'kamailio-3.0' i don't have dependencies installed,
and i
would like to skip them on 'make all'.
There is no need to modify the makefile. You can do:
$ make config exclude_modules="abc"
and the makefile system will remember that you wanted to exclude the module
from compilation every time you run 'make all'.
You can specify more modules separated by white space in the value of
exclude_modules above.
Hi Jan,
thanks for the pointer, thats a cool feature. Some things i noticed during my
tests of the 'kamailio-3.0' branch: It seems that the library dependencies of
the modules are recompiled again for every module. I thought you fixed
something in this regards in the main branch, perhaps this is not yet
integrated into this?
Yes, I noticed the same issue. I remember seeing Andrei fixing and as far as I
can tell I pulled the fix into the kamailio-3.0 repository, see commit-id
19c546113aa78e454ec0f995550fde51828fce81
I reported it to Andrei already, please ignore it for now.
But i don't remember exactly, its of course not a
big
issue. A more problematic bug i run into is that the compilation of
the 'perl' module run into a endlees loop during the make, because i don't
have the necessary dependencies installed, and make somehow don't detects
that the compilation fails.
Yes, I had the same issue. I ignored it for now too because I'm not that
familiar with perl and I couldn't figure out what dependencies are needed to
compile everything. Any help with this is, of course, welcome.
Jan.