>>>>> "timtuun" == timtuun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
timtuun> I was wondering if there is a particular reason why object timtuun> name in dependency output doesn't include the directory where timtuun> the output is written? Just conservatism -- the options have worked this way for a long time. See PR 30491. timtuun> Am I completely wrong saying that some older version it would timtuun> have been objects/buffer.o: ... instead of just buffer.o: timtuun> ... ? Yeah, that would have been a better choice. I don't know why it was not done that way. I'm reluctant to change it, however, for fear of breaking a script that uses gcc. Also, it is easy enough to use -MT to get the target name you want. This is what automake does, for instance. Tom
