The only difference between "-include" and "include" is the display of a warning that the file does not exist.
If I look at "make -d" I see that that it generates Makefile.Depend on the first run but never includes it again. If I generate the Makefile.Depend and then run make everything is fiine as it should be. After another pass at the Makefile, I realised one other possible issue which turned out to be the cause. But I cant still figure out the reason. I had one other additional line in my makefile. .PHONY: Makefile.Depend I would have guessed that this would only cause Makefile.Depend to be regenerated everytime "make" is run. But for some reason removing this line, seems to fix the problem and now make is reading the generated file. - Murali _______________________________________________ help-gnu-utils mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-utils
