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There is a discussion on LQ somewhere, dealing the question of iso-images made from video-DVDs. I cannot locate it currently, but want to show you a way that works for me and does so reliably. I categorize this under “Boundless Praise”, as it concerns software. But the programs which do the job are interchangeable. So do not expect YouTube-like exaltation with “Best Ever”.
I also write about things which do not work and also something that did not do all that I needed.
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[Revised May 20, 2015. Deleted "outfile" string list at end of main(), fixed bug in 'srcdir=<dir>' automatic files loader]
Note: Currently still testing. Likely to add switches to include target options, such as the output from wx-config --cflags, pkg-config <blah> --libs, and so forth.
Today's amazing feat of Computer Mad Science is the creation of a commandline utility that will quickly create a relocatable codeblocks project file right where...
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