[asterisk-users] Re: How do you recompile individual source modules?

[Steven]

I may be mistaken, but I think that astxs will also copy the binary into the right place.
I have used it, but do not recall.

When I used it, I had already some altered files in my build, but wanted to test something from trunk, so I downloaded trunk, made 
my changes, used astxs and just had the one binary put into the install location. (not the whole trunk)

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Steven

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"Bart Fisher" <bhfisher at icpage.com> wrote in message news:44CBB272.4070002 at icpage.com...
> If I understand, I cd to asterisk source folder and run make - it take card of rest?
>
> Also, when/why should you use astxs?
>
> Bart
>
> Russell Bryant wrote:
>> ----- Bart Fisher <bhfisher at icpage.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I need to make a small change (addition) to chan_zap.c. I read
>>> somewhere you can recompile individual module source without the need to
>>> recompile the entire asterisk sources each time at change is made. Can someone tell this 'C' noob how to do this?
>>>
>>
>> If you're working in the same Asterisk source tree that you compiled and installed on the machine, then when you run "make" 
>> again, only the files you have modified will be recompiled.  That is just a feature of the build system.
>>
>> There is also a utility called "astxs" in the contrib/scripts/ directory of the source tree that allows you to directly compile a 
>> single module.
>>
>> $ cd /usr/src/asterisk
>> $ contrib/scripts/astxs channels/chan_zap.c
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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