Relative paths?

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Relative paths?

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Is there any way to have the generated makefiles use relative paths rather than full paths? If it uses a full path to the source file, I can't really share the makefile with anyone else.
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Re: Relative paths?

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If it can help, Premake is a tool which can generate (stand alone) makefile and CodeLite project (and also other IDE project).
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I looked at premake but it just looked like Yet Another Makefile language I would have to learn. Not really interested in multi-platform make files right now. Just want to be able to give my project's .mk files and have someone build in their home folder.
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You'd better ask him to download and use CodeLite ;)
CodeLite is not design to produce makefiles. It uses makefiles to produce binaries.
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Except it generates very nice makefiles! And a simple substitution with another editor gets them to work anywhere. And it's actually only in the spot where the -MM file is passed in that uses the full path.
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