Hi,
I don't know why make is not behaving as you expect. I never used it in
that way.
Regarding bin2c, I didn't understand what you are trying to change.
bin2c.lua is included in IUP source code.
Best,
Scuri
Em 1 de mar de 2018 9:42 AM, "sur-behoffski" <sur_behoff...@grouse.com.au>
escreveu:
> G'day Scuri,
>
> Things seemed to be falling to place a week ago, with the prospect of
> being able to build both IM and CD seamlessly on both Linux Mint and
> Gentoo GNU/Linux. I haven't looked seriously at IUP yet.
>
> However, since then (I do have some snapshots of the entire rig but
> haven't fully backtracked yet), I just can't get a variant of a sane
> BIN2C expansion going.
>
> I'm closely tracking the Subversion repositories, in preference to
> the release tarballs.
>
> [Sidenote 1: It's not impossible that previously, I was focussing on
> CD, but am having difficulty since I've switched my focus
> back to IM.]
>
> [Sidenote 2: I note that iup r4692 seems to be in-flight at the
> moment... trying to update the repo results in
> incomplete/missing files.]
>
> So, some simple questions:
>
> I'm using GNU Make 4.1 on the LinuxMint system, and 4.2.1 on the
> Gentoo system. I've tried using "make -p" to find out how variables
> and rules end up being set (I'm reasonably familiar with simple
> makefiles, going back quite a while). However, this doesn't seem to
> work; my best guess is that there's some trickery between invoking a
> lower-level Makefile which pulls in tecmake.mak at a second level.
>
> There are a whole raft of other things, that showed promise of being
> able to tweak the environment without radical surgery, but changing
> these did not seem to affect any of the problem areas.
>
> I even tried "make CUSTOM_BIN2C='/usr/bin/lua bin2c.lua'", and adding
> code to tecmake.mak to trigger if CUSTOM_BIN2C was defined, but no
> luck; while the makefile behaviour did change, it did not do what I
> wanted:
>
> ifdef CUSTOM_BIN2C
> override BIN2C := $(CUSTOM_BIN2C)
> endif
>
> Can you help shed any light on this, and/or give any hints on how
> to co-ordinate the operation of a hierarchy of makefiles (such as
> whether the "-p" option might need to be explicitly named in order
> to be handed over between makefiles; my reading of the documentation
> suggests that the flag should be handed over automatically.)
>
> thanks,
>
> sur-behoffski
> programmer, Grouse Software
>
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