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<H4> 2.4.1.4 Where are the Object Files? </H4>
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The build process places all object files and libraries in the directory
`<TT>CS/out</TT>'. This directory contains subdirectories for the operating
system and processor architecture. For example, if you compile on Linux
for Intel with optimization then all object files will end up in
`<TT>CS/out/LINUX/X86/optimize</TT>'. However if you compile on a Solaris
system for Sparc with debugging enabled then all objects files end up in
`<TT>CS/out/SOLARIS/SPARC/debug</TT>'.
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The reason for this directory structure is that it simplifies the
compilation of CS both with and without optimization, as well as when
using a cross-compiler to generate object files for other processor
architectures.
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Another advantage is for people who share the same directory structure for
different systems. For example, if Crystal Space is located on a shared
directory for both a Solaris system and a Linux system then this
arrangement allows the package to be built for each system without
over-writing the other.
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