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WindRiver & Git - Makefile
Hi all,
Been playing with using C++ to program the robot instead of LabVIEW and I've been using Git as my VCS. Things are working fine except for the Makefile. I haven't programmed in C++ for years so I'm not sure if this is how things are done or what. I noticed the makefile has a lot of exact paths (C:/Users/Tanner/blah/blah) which doesn't work too well in a VCS unless everyone has my computer (doubtful) and they don't want to compile. So what I'm asking is there a way to modify the Makefile so it can play a bit more nicely with Git? -Tanner 
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