Hi Ralf - I figured out my problem. See below; basically, I'm a numbskull. On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 1:09 AM, Ralf Wildenhues <[email protected]> wrote: > Here's a few reasons why this may not have worked as intended: > > - config.h wasn't even updated. configure, more precisely > config.status, updates the header lazily, that is, doesn't touch it if > nothing changed.
I've specifically tested cases where it was updated (such as the version changing), but see below > - no suitable dependency tracking mode was found to work with your > compiler (and make version). Look at the configure output similar to > configure: checking dependency style of gcc ... I'm using gcc 4.3.2 and GNU Make 3.8.1, however, see below > If the result is "none", then you can try rerunning configure with > --enable-dependency-tracking > > added, then also "slow" dependency tracking mechanisms will be > considered. However, if you're using GCC and GNU make, then this should > definitely not be necessary, and there could be a bug somewhere (and > we'd like to know about it then). > > There can be a couple more subtle issues but let's see your feedback on > this first. I think my subtle problem was that wasn't including config.h in the source files I was using. Sorry, that was stupid... Thanks for your help anyway! Jason
