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Can you rm *.o, then re-run make with debugging on and optimization
off, like this:
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Then re-run your test, and use the debugger to send me a backtrace of
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* main.c (main) [WINDOWS32]: Remove any trailing slashes from -C
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Fix for bug #1276: Handle SHELL according to POSIX requirements.
* main.c (main): Set SHELL to v_noexport by default
time that
doesn't involve running a program... which we can't do if we want to
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had memchr()
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There is a huge amount of work to get this to happen, though, and the
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* A new method for encoding strings would need to be found. Maybe
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tricky and needs to be considered carefully.
bk Is this really
a TAB to any other character (although
it still must be a single character, so you can't say any
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Perhaps you meant:
ifeq ($(PASS),depend)
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need to ask someone
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, abspath
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Your problem appears to be with libtool, not GNU make.
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Doesn't this work properly for you?
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modifying any
values in the child process.
It's not clear to me why GCC is warning about these particular variables
and not others. And, I don't know that there's much that can be done
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many systems don't even support vfork() anymore (on Linux I think it's
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jg So you could be right. Anyone know if this is 0 for a reason..?
No; this is a bug.
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about
your compiler. You'll need to contact someone who is familiar with your
compiler (looks like the ifort FORTRAN compiler) and ask them to help
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Assuming I'm right about what's happening, then yes, that's what it
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have a very large existing system but if I were you I
would consider it a good idea, for the sake of reliability and
robustness, to bite the bullet and make the change from TAB to 8 spaces
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I'm forgetting something :-).
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of this:
all: foo .WAIT bar
foo: baz biz
bar: boz booz
would be that neither foo NOR any of its prerequisites would be built
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would be that neither foo NOR any of its prerequisites would
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OK, fixed for the next release. Thanks.
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useful (mainly in the debug rule case). On the gripping hand, the
kinds of things inheritance is used for could be done using other
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fixed for the next
release.
You can verify it's fixed by using the current beta release:
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This is not a problem with make: that's what make does. You need to
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avoided most of these
issues.
Oh well, too late now! :-).
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everywhere, so $(wildcard
...) can't do it automatically.
You can, of course, do it yourself:
$(subst :,\:,$(wildcard *.txt)):
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I think I already answered this question when you posted it to one of
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unstable distro.
Yep, I found this yesterday (Boris pointed it out to me) but I've been
away from my system.
I'll commit a fix for this shortly.
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You can check the CURDIR variable if you like.
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way. You can be a bit more restrictive of what
you match on by using filter/filter-out for pattern matching instead of
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information.
HTH!
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filesystem
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If the .LOW_RESOLUTION_TIMESTAMP works for you, then we're all set. If
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the details and I'm sure there are many tools out there which still
don't support them (tar has a bigger problem in that they'd need to be
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-up.d/chrony so \
can use hostnames\n#http://www.stdtime.gov.tw/ntp/CONF.HTM}'
all:
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dj No I don't want to change all my inlines to PERLFUNC=.
That, of course, is your prerogative.
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could be used in similar contexts in other places in the
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in the next version. You can
replace @REMOTE@ in the script with stub.
BTW, no need to build your own make for Ubuntu. Just open your package
manager software (Synaptic for example) and install it...
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You can test the newer version:
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Follow-up Comment #3, bug #15718 (project make):
If you want to have Perl execute a program on the command line you have to
give it the -e option (see the Perl manual). Running perl foo causes Perl
to try to execute the file named foo. If you want to run a Perl script on
the command line,
Follow-up Comment #11, bug #15584 (project make):
Hm. OK. I guess the only question is, why does the older version of GNU
make not have this problem? We must have changed the behavior of
intermediate files or something that caused this change in behavior. If we
can understand what change we
Follow-up Comment #9, bug #15718 (project make):
Just a note: changing SHELL _shouldn't_ be dangerous in the way you mention,
Eli. On UNIX, at any rate, if SHELL is not set to an acknowledged value for
a Bourne shell then make doesn't even try to use the fast path: all
invocations of commands
Update of bug #15719 (project make):
Item Group: Bug = Enhancement
Summary: Parallelism with included files in recursive
calling becomes serialized on Win32 = Make jobserver feature not supported
on WINDOWS32 platforms
Update of bug #15720 (project make):
Status:None = Not A Bug
Open/Closed:Open = Closed
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I'm closing this as a
Follow-up Comment #1, bug #15757 (project make):
This problem does not ring a bell with me, unfortunately. We're going to
need your help to debug it. Can you provide a backtrace? Please make sure
you build make with debugging enabled so that we get decent symbols etc. Is
the argument to the
Follow-up Comment #4, bug #15757 (project make):
Yes, it's OK for global_setlist-next to be non-null in some situations.
This is very helpful, but can you repeat the test and provide the same info
you did in both examples (that is, backtrace, *file, trace the -next
pointers through to the loop,
Follow-up Comment #7, bug #15757 (project make):
Thanks for the info. I need to look at it a bit.
There are no fixed size anything in GNU make; everything is dynamic. Your
guess is logical, but in fact there is an explanation that fits the facts
better that doesn't rely on any resource issue:
Follow-up Comment #9, bug #15757 (project make):
Hrm. I rechecked the logic (which is somewhat unusual, by necessity) for the
variable set list push/pop and it seems correct to me. That means that there
may be somewhere else in the code that's resetting these variables. It's
very odd that it
Follow-up Comment #4, bug #106 (project make):
You are correct, Jeff: make does actually have enough information to generate
a more correct error message. However, the patch you've applied is, I think,
too generic. There are some situations while expanding where you DO want the
line number in
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