Hi Petr,
>>> - I'm not sure what is difference between Makefile.sfw target
>>> install-target-gs and install-target-cups. Don't install both the
>>> same files?
>> install-target-gs installs the gs bits in the proto area whereas
>> install-target-cups installs the cups bits in the proto area.
>
> But the only difference I see is that for CUPS we set also CUPS*
> environment variables. Is it enough to avoid installation of gs? I would
> doubt. Or am I overlooking something?
>
> install-target-gs:
> (cd $(VER) ; env - $(TARGET_ENV) $(CCSMAKE) install)
>
> install-target-cups:
> # TARGET_ENV contains also CUPS* variables
> (cd $(VER) ; env - $(TARGET_ENV) $(CCSMAKE) install)
There seems to be a very slight difference from the above in the
webrev I am looking at. Both the targets have this as the command:
(cd $(VER) ; env - $(TARGET_ENV) $(CCSMAKE) $(TARGET))
In the case of "install-target-cups", TARGET is set to
"install-cups":
Line 79: install-target-cups:= TARGET = install-cups
That is the main difference, as far as I can see.
Cheers,
Venky.
