2009-10-9

If you want compile binary sametime for your host and for N900, this speeds things up.
(You do not need override existing *.o files in each round)


Workflow:
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make N900 package (autogen.sh.n900 && [sb2 -e] make install )
send to device
run ./make_links_n900.sh in this directory (this make symlinks)

make for host system (autogen.sh && make install)

modify sources
make (for HOST)
cd src_n900 && [sb2 -e] make (for n900)
jump: modify sources


If you make modifications to automake files or add source files, run ./make_links_n900.sh again (if you make new source-directories modify make_links_n900.sh too).

gst-plugins are compiled on configure time so they are not part of this, but they are own compilation units. 
(and they have own build script)
