> "gcc -M" gives you all dependencies. "gcc -MM" gives you just the > stuff included via '#include "file"' and omits the headers included > via '#include <file>'. Programmers use <file> and "file" > inconsistently enough that it's probably better to just use -M and > eliminate the files you don't care about (or leave them in and have > Python rebuild automatically after OS upgrades). There are several > other variants as well. Search the GCC man page for "-M". Cool. > It seems to me that distutils' base compiler class could provide a generic > makedepend-like method which could be overridden in subclasses where > specific compilers have better builtin schemes for dependency generation. Care to whip up a patch? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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