Hi, compiling with "make deb" makes usage of the config.h in which I can set the PKG memory. This valua can also be set (in a more fashioned way) in Makefile.vars along with other parameters as MEMDBG.
However "make deb" doesn't read Makefile.vars so memory debugging is not compiled. Perhaps I should add "-DDBG_QM_MALLOC" somewhere in the debian rules file? But more important, is it possible to share an unique "custom parameters" file readable when using "make deb" or whatever "make xxxxx"?
Thanks.
On 4/9/10 4:36 PM, Iñaki Baz Castillo wrote:
Hi, compiling with "make deb" makes usage of the config.h in which I can set the PKG memory. This valua can also be set (in a more fashioned way) in Makefile.vars along with other parameters as MEMDBG.
However "make deb" doesn't read Makefile.vars so memory debugging is not compiled. Perhaps I should add "-DDBG_QM_MALLOC" somewhere in the debian rules file? But more important, is it possible to share an unique "custom parameters" file readable when using "make deb" or whatever "make xxxxx"?
the problem is that make deb is executed from Makefile and later executes again Makefile, so it is a sub-make command that does not inherit values from Makefile.vars.
The solution is to export MEMDBG (and probably the other makefile.vars variables), something like
MEMDBG=1 export MEMDBG
in Makefile.vars
You can commit if works for you.
Cheers, Daniel
2010/4/9 Daniel-Constantin Mierla miconda@gmail.com:
the problem is that make deb is executed from Makefile and later executes again Makefile, so it is a sub-make command that does not inherit values from Makefile.vars.
The solution is to export MEMDBG (and probably the other makefile.vars variables), something like
MEMDBG=1 export MEMDBG
in Makefile.vars
You can commit if works for you.
Aha, let me try in a few days and I'll comment the result :) Thanks.
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Daniel-Constantin Mierla -
Iñaki Baz Castillo