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user guide: document direct mode for Program/SharedLibrary builders

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@ -649,6 +649,24 @@ A platform-dependent program suffix will be appended to the target name if one
is not specified. is not specified.
This can be controlled with the `PROGSUFFIX` construction variable. This can be controlled with the `PROGSUFFIX` construction variable.
##### Direct Mode
The Program builder supports a "direct" mode which is activated by specifying
the `:direct` option.
In the direct mode, all source files are passed directly to the compiler
together and compiled and linked in one step, rather than being individually
compiled to separate object files first.
This mode allows taking advantage of any multi-file compilation capabilities
of the compiler.
However, it also requires recompiling all source files when any one of them
has changed.
Example use:
```ruby
env.Program("myprog", Rscons.glob("src/**/*.c"), direct: true)
```
####> The SharedLibrary Builder ####> The SharedLibrary Builder
```ruby ```ruby
@ -665,6 +683,24 @@ they are not specified by the user.
These values can be controlled by overriding the `SHLIBPREFIX` and These values can be controlled by overriding the `SHLIBPREFIX` and
`SHLIBSUFFIX` construction variables. `SHLIBSUFFIX` construction variables.
##### Direct Mode
The SharedLibrary builder supports a "direct" mode which is activated by
specifying the `:direct` option.
In the direct mode, all source files are passed directly to the compiler
together and compiled and linked in one step, rather than being individually
compiled to separate object files first.
This mode allows taking advantage of any multi-file compilation capabilities
of the compiler.
However, it also requires recompiling all source files when any one of them
has changed.
Example use:
```ruby
env.SharedLibrary("mydll", Rscons.glob("src/**/*.c"), direct: true)
```
####> The SharedObject Builder ####> The SharedObject Builder
```ruby ```ruby