Karl Berry wrote:
> I reverted (attempted to, anyway) that change.
Thank you.
> since evidently @D is not supported on BSD-derived makes,
> whatever POSIX says.
Nitpicking:
I think the problem is not with $(@D), which is inside the rule.
The error message
Cannot find a rule to create target
I guess that the commit "dirstamp: switch to a pattern rule" is the culprit.
https://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=automake.git;a=commitdiff;h=55f8fcfd08cbf15d65d61dd2db934b6c3171cf06
Thanks Bruno. I reverted (attempted to, anyway) that change.
Hope it flies. Closing this, in hopes ... -
Hi Bruno,
I don't understand what's happening in the 'aclocal' program.
Me either. Sorry to be such a failure as a maintainer, but it's not
like I've ever looked at that program, or could do so any better than
you. Any chance you could check into it and maybe find a patch for the
undesired
Hi,
FreeBSD 13.1 'make', NetBSD 9.0 'make', AIX 7.1 and 7.2 'make' are perfectly
fine for building many GNU packages, even as VPATH builds.
Jim Meyering has now put out a tarball for testing, that uses bleeding-edge
Automake:
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/platform-testers/2023-02/msg00012.ht
