* Benoit Sigoure wrote on Mon, Apr 23, 2007 at 04:06:44PM CEST: > Quoting Ralf Wildenhues <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: [...] >> all-local: >> cd gcc-4.0.1 && $(MAKE) all > > BTW, this simulates the case when `gcc-4.0.1' is after `.' in SUBDIRS. > This won't work if `all' needs to be made in the sub-directory before > in `.' (which is often the case). > I don't have a good solution when the sub-directory needs to be invoked > recursively before `.', does anyone have an idea? (better than overriding > the recursion mechanism with a hand-crafted one)
What about the alternative solution that I outlined? This one: >> Maybe a much easier solution is to patch the gcc-4.0.1/Makefile >> to let distclean be a no-op, then avoid all the manual overriding >> above, put gcc-4.0.1 in SUBDIRS, and let distclean-local do the >> cleanup. In that case, you cannot use parallel `make -j distclean', >> however. I suppose that's a minor inconvenience only. Cheers, Ralf
