Allow out of tree builds #11
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Upstream musl (even the version musl-embedded is based on) seems to allow for out of tree builds. I think enabling this for musl-embedded is pretty straightforward--just making sure that we make paths source-relative and symlink our makefiles similar to what upstream does. This is primarly helpful for us in that it lets us build multiple variants without worrying about whether they are concurrent. Signed-off-by: Jonathon Penix <[email protected]>
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Thanks @jonathonpenix, LGTM |
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Upstream musl (even the version musl-embedded is based on) seems to allow for out of tree builds. I think enabling this for musl-embedded is pretty straightforward--just making sure that we make paths source-relative and symlink our makefiles similar to what upstream does.
This is primarly helpful for us in that it lets us build multiple variants without worrying about whether they are concurrent.