solution as it will slow down your build
by at least double and probably more.
Better would be to go into the GNU make code and fix the W32 section so
it uses the same hack as the DOS section to handle this.
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installed GNU make.
So, they're finding Sun's make before GNU make.
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%.cc,%.o,$(filter %.cc,$(SRC)))
But, you probably want this instead:
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I suggest you investigate NTP or similar for your systems.
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this? Why not just write them directly as shell
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/include ucanoscan.c
m make: gcc: Command not found
So, your makefile wants to invoke GCC, but there is no GCC available on
your system (or at least not on your PATH).
How is this a make bug?
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GNU make already does this...
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I think you're right; these variables should not be recursively
expanded. I'll make this change. Thanks for the note.
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you're running on Solaris; in that case you need to add
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OK, I examined this more closely and determined it is a real bug.
I've fixed it and the fix will be included in the next release. Thanks
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jb Thanks again,
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, the autoconf script that checks this is deficient :(.
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Maybe the other shell you're seeing is doing something else, or from a
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The easy way to see what make thinks the value is, is to run make with
the -p option.
Not only will you see the internal value, but you'll see where make
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Check out the documentation surrounding intermediate files and their
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If this is the version obtained from the FSF, then you might try asking
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you:
$($(shell echo $(1))) - $($(shell echo a)) - $(a) - b
Change your call line like this:
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, Section make:
23527 Comments start with a number sign ('#') and continue until an
unescaped newline is
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to questions that deal specifically with the
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I had added this to the docs, actually, but I don't see it
now. Either I dreamed it or I added it somewhere else.
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using this kind of environment-specific
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OSTYPE := $(shell uname -msr)
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needed to apply so others
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Should be much faster.
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This bug has been fixed in CVS. The fix will be available in the next
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the file as FOO.mod, the make
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Embedding Perl is extremely unlikely.
It's an almost 100% certainty that the embedded language will be Guile.
This will work very nicely with existing GNU make syntax.
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Whoops; I see it.
Fixed. Thanks for the report.
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' function that returns it.
No need. There's already this capability (although not as a function
and not exactly how you suggest) in the next version of GNU make.
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, store the exact timestamp (and maybe other things)
and rebuild if any of those changed. This would allow for much more
accurate rebuild.
But, that is not a small project.
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pj if ((time_t)-1(time_t)0) signed(); else unsigned();
Not bad but this requires being
the next
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Please get that current version and see if it still fails.
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which exist a priori).
See my web site below for a longer description of how VPATH/vpath
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This bug is fixed in the latest version, GNU make 3.80. Please try that
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tried it on x86.
3) Something we haven't thought of.
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... it's possible people are
using this capability in areas like:
include $(wildcard *.mk)
If -include allows it to succeed that might be good enough. I'll think
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Please try with the latest version of GNU make (3.80).
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