Zack Weinberg schrieb:
essay "Recursive Make Considered Harmful" [
http://www.pcug.org.au/~millerp/rmch/recu-make-cons-harm.html ] for
rationale.
You're right - it's a matter of reuse, but I can probably get that even
better with some more autoconf scripting, too (eg. have
configure/automake/whoever fill in the appropriate section into the
Makefile). Thanks for making me rethink the current layout!
Also, please do not bother preserving Makevars, LINGUAS, or any other
such construct that is not actually necessary. In my ideal world,
I'm not quite sure about getting the languages automatically - after
all, we also don't just import *.cc. But the impact is smaller here, so
I wouldn't argue too much about that detail.
Any other opinions/preferences on this?
I would thus suggest rules like this (add extra atomic update and/or
no-change-timestamp-if-contents-unchanged logic as you see fit):
One issue: msgmerge doesn't seem to exist on Solaris (is it GNU?), so I
can't rely on that, but it's a start.
Thank you!
Patrick Georgi
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