[Lcdproc] Compiling drivers with and without USB support

[Peter Marschall]

Hi =D8yvind ,

On Monday, 4. September 2006 00:00, =D8yvind Repvik wrote:
> 	I'm working on cross-compiling lcdproc for an embedded distribution,
> and as such would like to try to save a bit of space. What I'm trying to
> do is to compile drivers that have optional usb-support twice (with and
> without USB), so that the user has the option of not installing the
> USB-driver unless necessary. The reason for this is that the usb-enabled
> drivers automatically pull in libusb, which pulls in libstdc++.
> Obviously, libstdc++ isn't something you want installed on a embedded
> system unless  it's necessary. I tried looking at the Makefile stuff for
> the drivers, but I can't make heads or tails of the autotools stuff. Can
> anyone help me a bit on reworking the Makefile so it builds eg.
> hd44780.so and hd44780usb.so?

You may try=20
	./configure --disable-libusb
to generate the version without libusb and
	./configure --enable-libusb
to generate the version with libusb.



Regards
Peter

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Peter Marschall
peter@adpm.de