>
> > what does `head lit2latex` report?
>
> It sez:
>
> #!/usr/local/bin/perl
> $TMPDIR="/tmp";
>
$LIB_ARCH_DIR="/amd/church/ogi/staff/simonpj/BUILDS/spj-working/literate";
> $LIB_DIR="/amd/church/ogi/staff/simonpj/BUILDS/spj-working/literate";
> $TGRIND_HELPER="/usr/local/lib/tgrind/tfontedpr ";
> #
> # This perl script needs the definition of a few `make'
> # variables to make sense (normally added when `make'ing
> # it). They are:
> #
>
> Hrm, does look a bit fishy...
Yes, try "make clean all" in literate/ and it should work better. The
pl1-pl2
diffs do tell you to remove some files in literate/ manually (it would
clearly
be better if a diff script automatically did this, cf. gcc diffs)
>
> > > /bin/sh: @echo: not found
>
> > A couple of these sillies existed in pl1, but I cannot see that
> > there's any of them left in pl2; where/when did it happen during
> > `make install' ?
>
> Incessantly. Example (first place it crops up on re-running on an
> already installed machine, to be exact):
>
> rm -f hscpp
> Creating hscpp...
> Done.
> /bin/sh: @echo: not found
> /export/home/ferguson/ghc-2.04/build/install-sh -c -g ghc-admin hscpp
> /usr/local/ghc-2.04/lib
>
The Makefile bits it is executing at that point are "@echo"-free in
2.04-pl2, so I'd suggest snaffling mk/target.mk from the 2.04-pl2
source distribution if this bothers you.
Re: bonus problem of building docs, I suspect `make boot' failed in
fptools/ghc/docs for the same reasons as fptools/docs did.
Hopefully, "make clean all" in fptools/literate fixes up this problem
as well.
--Sigbjorn
