On Mon, 28 May 2001, Marc Aurele La France wrote:
> > >Right. makedepend doesn't (yet) deal with parameterised macros. If
> > >things still build, makedepend's complaints should be ignored (for now).
> > I happened to have a /usr/include/glide3 directory populated by
> > older Glide3 headers, which made me believe that the build
> > process was ignoring my explicit settings in the spec file:
> > %if %{BuildTdfx}
> > #define HasGlide3 YES
> > #define Glide3LibName glide3
> > #define Glide3IncDir $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/usr/include/glide3
> > %endif
> > Examining the host.def that gets written out on a build at home
> > shows:
> > #define HasGlide3 YES
> > #define Glide3LibName glide3
> > #define Glide3IncDir
>/home/mharris/rpmbuild/tmp/XFree86-4.0.99.900-root/usr/include/glide3
> > Should I be setting Glide3IncDir using relative symlinks instead?
> > Or is Glide3IncDir used in multiple places that would prevent
> > the using of relative links? The above should work nonetheless.
> > It appears however that it only looks in Glide3IncDir if the
> > headers aren't found somewhere else first, like /usr/include/glide3
> > Bug?
> In makedepend's search order? Possibly. I'll have a look.
Well, I've checked this out and I don't any way /usr/include/glide3/glide.h
could have been included without a -I/usr/include/glide3 flag to
makedepend. Check the makedepend command line that was invoked.
Marc.
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