On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 6:47 PM, Gerald Zajac <zajacg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Tim Howe wrote: >> >> My main problem is building Haiku apps. My test apps build fine using >> Paladin, but I can't seem to find something to explain to me how I >> would set up a Jamfile or a Makefile to build a GUI Haiku app. >> >> > > When developing a video driver, I use a makefile which uses the > makefile-engine. This is a fairly simple way of setting up a makefile since > it requires only the entry of file names, folder paths, and a few pieces of > other information. I've attached the makefile that I have used for the > ati.accelerant so that you can see the info that is entered in such a file. > Note that this makefile requires the makefile-engine to be installed, and > its path is specified in the last line of the makefile. The Haiku > makefile-engine handles file dependencies and works fairly well; however, I > like the makefile-engine that came with Zeta 1.21 better because it displays > the text output in a more readable and useful form. The makefile engine was my first thought as well... can be obtained from here: http://haiku-files.org/files/optional-packages/ - Urias