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ka9q / ka9q-radio

Multichannel SDR based on fast convolution and IP multicasting
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Add .gitignore file #5

Closed argilo closed 2 years ago

argilo commented 2 years ago

Ignoring build artifacts will make it easier to work with git.

argilo commented 2 years ago

It's a bit annoying that the executables have to be listed individually. Perhaps placing them in a directory (e.g. bin) would make this easier.

ka9q commented 2 years ago

How do I automatically build them in a bin directory? If I can do that easily with classic make, sure.

I strongly resist the use of a meta-build tool such as cmake. Almost every time I've had to use it in somebody else's package I run into problems that require an hour of digging into its bowels to figure out some trivial error.

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It's a bit annoying that the executables have to be listed individually. Perhaps placing them in a directory (e.g. |bin|) would make this easier.

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ka9q commented 2 years ago

Keep in mind I am still only barely literate with git, and right now I really don't want to have to learn more of it than I absolutely have to.

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argilo commented 2 years ago

How do I automatically build them in a bin directory? If I can do that easily with classic make, sure.

I had a look, and it doesn't seem to be easy. So I think things are fine as they are. Keeping a list of executables in .gitignore isn't so bad.