Hi,
I don't know if it's a bug or not, but when I use make it keeps tying
to write things into /usr/local/something into which I don't have
write permission. So, it fails.
If make is supposed to make it easy to install programs, why can't
it either install (or compile or whatever) the files into
%% Mary Felkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
mf I don't know if it's a bug or not, but when I use make it keeps
mf tying to write things into /usr/local/something into which I
mf don't have write permission. So, it fails.
GNU make never tries to write anything anywhere. It doesn't even use
Bonjour
am (1) (2)
am I've dealt with those a little differently: by providing in the
am IDE a Makefile Editor that understands GNU peculiar(really
am peculiar/inconsistent 8-) syntax, it provides:
There's nothing about GNU make syntax that's more peculiar or
inconsistent than
%% Alain Magloire [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
am It looks like a Class View, the widget is a tree, that shows the
am directives of the makefile, it turns out to be practical, for
am makefile browsing etc .. select a node it position the editor
am cursor at the right place, future could do
am It looks like a Class View, the widget is a tree, that shows the
am directives of the makefile, it turns out to be practical, for
am makefile browsing etc .. select a node it position the editor
am cursor at the right place, future could do some quick action, like
am shows the
