Bug#2614: marked as done (Source - Directories -- Link process) by Ralf Nolden <nolden at kde.org>

[Stephan Kulow]

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Package: kdevelop
Version: 1.1-beta1.0
Severity: normal

Bugreport ID : 13:31,01.02.00

Originator       : Sven Bilke
E-Mail           : sven at thep.lu.se

Subject : Source - Directories -- Link process

Error Class      : how do I ...
Error Location   : project management
Priority         : low
Bug Description ---------------------------

When using source-subdirectories: How do I control, in what sequence 
directories are linked. Often one first writes the fundamental classes (which 
should be linked last), however the project manager puts them as 
one of the firs libraries to link.

How to repeat the error -------------------

Just create two subdirectories where the code in the second generated
directory need code from the first generated directory

Bugfix or Workaround ----------------------

Change by hand Makefile.in. This , however, is frquently overwritten
by the project manager.


System Information ------------------------

KDevelop version         : 1.1-beta1.0
KDE version              : 1.1.2
QT version               : 2.0.1
OS/Distribution          : RedHat 6.1
Compiler                 : 

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