Re: Bug in pattern specific variable values

2000-02-16 Thread Paul D. Smith
%% Darren Hiebert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: dh> Values assigned in pattern specific variable values are not properly dh> exported. Actually, this is a bug in pattern-specific variables themselves, not exporting per se. It's already been fixed in the development sources (I tried your examp

Re: Bug in target-specific variables

2000-02-16 Thread Paul D. Smith
%% Darren Hiebert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: dh> This is a report for make-3.78.1 dh> The following use of a target specific variable loses its value. If dh> you issue the command "make r1", VALUE is set to rule1 and rule1 is dh> executed through the value of VALUE. If you issue the comm

Bug in target-specific variables

2000-02-16 Thread Darren Hiebert
This is a report for make-3.78.1 The following use of a target specific variable loses its value. If you issue the command "make r1", VALUE is set to rule1 and rule1 is executed through the value of VALUE. If you issue the command "make r2", VALUE is set to rule2, but rule1 is still executed even

RE: Problem with case insensitive build on Win32

2000-02-16 Thread Paul D. Smith
Here it is (note I haven't tried it myself): >From: Warren Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: case-insensitive globbing (patch for 3.78.1) >Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2000 09:50:05 -0800 > >If HAVE_CASE_INSENSITIVE_FS is defined under Win32, file name >globbing should also be case-i

RE: Problem with case insensitive build on Win32

2000-02-16 Thread Bruce Adams
> > I actually have a patch for the glob library that fixes this problem > (makes globbing aware of the HAVE_CASE_INSENSITIVE_FS macro). > > The small issue here is that the glob code in make is > actually extracted > verbatim from the GLIBC library, so any change to it actually > has to be >

Re: Problem with case insensitive build on Win32

2000-02-16 Thread Paul D. Smith
I actually have a patch for the glob library that fixes this problem (makes globbing aware of the HAVE_CASE_INSENSITIVE_FS macro). The small issue here is that the glob code in make is actually extracted verbatim from the GLIBC library, so any change to it actually has to be forwarded to them for

Problem with case insensitive build on Win32

2000-02-16 Thread Bruce Adams
Hi all, Enclosed is a 'report' on a creeping feature creature in the Win32 case insensitive build which at least needs to be mentioned in the documentation but preferably requires a patch to glob.c and or an enhancement in the form of a new function. I will probably not have a chance