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1. prj = env.ImportProject ()
   since no name is provided, the local project is targeted
2. core = env.ImportProject (name = ‘CORE’)
   access the project named core.  Since this one is pre-initialized, this is an access, not a creation

3. csc = env.ImportProject (name = ‘CSC’)
   If the project was previously created, it is just accessed.
   If not, the project is created, using the current project as a template, i.e. it assumes the same include and library directory layout, as it does the library prefix and suffix.  If these need customizing the full call is

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   env.ImportProject (name = <name>,  root = <root_directory>, incdir = <include_directory>, (can be absolute or relative to root, eg ‘inc’), libdir = <library_directory>, (can be absolute or relative to root, ‘iib’), pkgdir = <package_directory>, (this is not too useful), libprefix = <library_prefix> , (eg ‘lib’), libsuffix = <library_suffix>, (eg ‘.so’)

   Here’s the call I use to initialize the ‘CORE’ project


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   env.ImportProject (

   name  

   name = 'CORE',

    

   incdir = paths.inc_core,

    

   libdir = paths.lib)

   If one had a need or desire to tailor each individual package, then the ‘pkgdir’ would be useful.
   Effectively one could create a ‘Project’ for each package.

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