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Stupid question perhaps, but why generate an
<FL/fl_config.h> that's included in <FL/Fl.H> ?
Can't configure/CMake add these items directly into the top
of <FL/Fl.H> ?
Not a stupid question. Well, there are some reasons.
(1) It would make things more complicated than necessary. We need
two different input files that have to be prepared in parallel
(logically consistent) as source for the generation. configure and
CMake need different input to generate the same output. You'll see
what I mean if you compare configh.cmake.in and configh.in.
. . .
I knew you would have already thought it through and would have an answer ready to hand :-)
PS: Duncan, your vote as long time FLTK dev would be appreciated as
well. Thanks.
I might have been following FLTK for a long time, but I wouldn't really consider myself a true dev as I've only really tinkered with the documentation. I leave the real FLTK internals to the professionals :-)
But seeing as you explained, and asked me so nicely, you can have my +1 too :-)
D.
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