2016-05-26 GnuCash IRC logs

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12:05:00 <jralls> lmat:
12:11:10 <jralls> sigh. lmat: autotools retains .deps files in the build directory and rerunning autoconf.sh and configure just adds new ones, it doesn't delete anything. Make clean doesn't touch them either, they're there to speed up subsequent builds. Make distclean will delete them, and passing --disable-dependency-tracking to configure will prevent their creation and also speed up your first build.
12:17:19 <jralls> I always build in a separate build directory and do rm -rf * && srcdir/autogen.sh && srcdir/configure && make any time the configure.ac or any Makefile.am might have changed. If you're building in the srcdir or if you'd just rather you can use make distclean instead of rm -rf *.
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14:51:57 <lmat> jralls: Excellent find.
14:52:17 <lmat> Well, we'll see how excellent it is in a bit :-) I really should be doing out-of-tree builds. I'm not sure why I'm not.
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15:40:28 <warlord> @op
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16:53:07 <lmat> jralls: I see. cd qof/test/.deps; grep qofsession\.c[^p] * shows the file. The reason I didn't see it before (from src/libqof) is because I ran grep like grep qofsession\.c[^p] **; which ignores files matching .*
16:53:29 <lmat> If I would have used find . -type f -exec grep qofsession\.c[^p] {} +; I would have seen it.
17:06:29 <jralls> lmat: `grep -r qofsession\.c --include *.Plo src\libwof\qof` is how I'd do it; that would show me both the .c and .cpp instances.
17:08:55 <lmat> jralls: Ah yes, I never user -r, I always use bash expansion. Excellent idea.
17:09:39 <lmat> This puts me on the right track. I removed the .deps directories, and I'm on the move again.
17:10:46 <jralls> find -exec or find | xargs are other alternatives.
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20:28:37 <kael> Hi all! I'm new to this IRC, but have been using gnucash (intensely) for a couple years now. I love it, and deeply appreciate the work that you guys have put in to make it what it is!
20:30:54 <kael> I'm here now to see what your thoughts might be about bountysource.com. I've voiced my opinion on uservoice, but uservoice is missing the key cash incentive that bountysource offers. I'd like to put some cash behind specific features of the project (though I donated to the general pool a few months ago), and more importantly, I'd like to get other people to put cash behind some features. Would you guys be interested in
20:31:17 <kael> (There's already a page that has been created for you, but you have to claim it: https://www.bountysource.com/teams/gnucash/settings)
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