Hello Reuben,
* Reuben Thomas wrote on Sat, Apr 04, 2009 at 02:01:15AM CEST:
> Is there a standard way to make an autotoolised build system require GNU
> Make? I'm getting a bit fed up having to express everything in POSIX make
> when most systems now seem to have GNU Make, even where it's not
On Friday 03 April 2009 20:01:15 Reuben Thomas wrote:
> Is there a standard way to make an autotoolised build system require GNU
> Make? I'm getting a bit fed up having to express everything in POSIX make
> when most systems now seem to have GNU Make, even where it's not installed
> as the default
Is there a standard way to make an autotoolised build system require GNU
Make? I'm getting a bit fed up having to express everything in POSIX make
when most systems now seem to have GNU Make, even where it's not installed
as the default make.
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Hello Rainer,
* Rainer Tammer wrote on Fri, Apr 03, 2009 at 04:03:41PM CEST:
> the test automake 1.10.2 check10.t fails on AIX 5.3:
Yep.
> After I have applied
>
> * tests/check10.test: When a rule fails, Solaris make will
> output the complete command that failed; in this case the test
>
Hello,
the test automake 1.10.2 check10.t fails on AIX 5.3:
make defs aclocal-1.10 automake-1.10
Target "defs" is up to date.
Target "aclocal-1.10" is up to date.
Target "automake-1.10" is up to date.
make check-TESTS
/daten/source/a/tests:/usr/java5/jre/bin:/usr/java5/bin:/usr/b
Hi Ralf,
Thanks for pursuing this.
> > For the {dvi,ps} formats this is (arguably) a bug in automake,
>
> I agree; automake should remove {html,dvi,ps,pdf} only upon 'clean', but
> not upon 'mostlyclean'. Only the latex by-products should be removed
> upon 'mostlyclean'.
OK, this is issue #1.
