Re: make problem: -Dfoo='"bar"' and FILES_FLAGS_CHANGED in .flags

On 05 Feb 2001 13:47:10 -0800, Kevin Hilman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >When using -Dfoo='"bar"' in CFLAGS, it ends up as -Dfoo=bar in the >.flags file. This difference causes the FILES_FLAGS_CHANGED to get >set for any files that have that in their CFLAGS, and therefore they >are always

make problem: -Dfoo='"bar"' and FILES_FLAGS_CHANGED in .flags

When using -Dfoo='"bar"' in CFLAGS, it ends up as -Dfoo=bar in the .flags file. This difference causes the FILES_FLAGS_CHANGED to get set for any files that have that in their CFLAGS, and therefore they are always remade. I'm not sure where the right place to change this is, but it looks like

make problem: -Dfoo='bar' and FILES_FLAGS_CHANGED in .flags

When using -Dfoo='"bar"' in CFLAGS, it ends up as -Dfoo=bar in the .flags file. This difference causes the FILES_FLAGS_CHANGED to get set for any files that have that in their CFLAGS, and therefore they are always remade. I'm not sure where the right place to change this is, but it looks like

Re: make problem: -Dfoo='bar' and FILES_FLAGS_CHANGED in .flags

On 05 Feb 2001 13:47:10 -0800, Kevin Hilman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When using -Dfoo='"bar"' in CFLAGS, it ends up as -Dfoo=bar in the .flags file. This difference causes the FILES_FLAGS_CHANGED to get set for any files that have that in their CFLAGS, and therefore they are always remade. Try