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4.8 Useful Make Options when Creating Wrappers

At this point, typing make should be enough to generate wrappers for your library.

4.8.1 Silencing the Wrapper Generator

By default, wrapper generation is quite verbose - it tells you exactly what it is doing - for example, it lists all the classes and methods which are being wrapped. If you find this annoying, you can turn it off by compiling with the verbose=no option, as in:

make verbose=no

4.8.2 Enabling Debugging

If you are compiling your library with debugging enabled - ie, typing

make debug=yes
the wrapper library will also be generated with debugging enabled. This means that the GNUmakefiles for the wrapping library will always automatically use debug=yes when the wrapping library is compiled.

4.8.3 Turning off the Generation of Quick Reference Doc

To stop JIGS from automatically generating minimal javadoc comments and the quick reference documentation from them, it's enough to compile using javadoc=no, as in:

make javadoc=no



Richard Frith-Macdonald 2010-07-22