On 3/28/07, ronnie sahlberg <ronniesahlberg@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 3/28/07, Ulf Lamping <ulf.lamping@xxxxxx> wrote:
> ronnie sahlberg wrote:
> > I dont think it is really realistic to have all autogenerated files
> > always compile without any warnings.
> > Maybe we should instead split Makefile.common up into three parts :
> >
> > First part : normal dissectors
> >
> > Second part : ANS2WRS generated dissectors which take extra compile
> > time flags and definitions to suppress artefacts from the compiler.
> >
> > Third part : PIDL generated dissectors that once again take extra
> > compile parameters and definitions.
> >
> Sounds like a reasonable solution. It would also have the advantage that
> we get a list of generated dissectors, which we currently don't have.
>
> But: Is there a "makefile magic", so you can have different CFLAGS
> settings for the different lists? Remember that we are using implicit
> rules here.
>
> Having three lists shouldn't be difficult to add, but I don't know how
> to get the "compile logic" for it - however, I'm really not an expert on
> this.
>
> If there's a solution for this makefile problem, I think it's the way to
> go ...
When it comes to the ANS2WRS dissectors are concerned I think that
ANS2WRS is so mature now that maybe what we should do for those
dissectors would instead be to
remove them completely from epan/dissectors and make asn part of the
build process.
All these dissectors have their own makefile down in asn/* where one
can set additional or different compiler flags compared to those used
by the normal epan/dissectors.
Full Ack,
These asn dissectors could even be linked to a separate dll :
libwireshark-asn.dll
Wouldn't be better to move trunk/asn1 into trunk/epan/dissectors like
the pidl ones?
As far as i remember, the manual process of "make copy_files" and not
having the asn compilation part of the build process was really just
to wait doing so until we were sure asn2wrs was mature enough.
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