Given the following Makefile:
# Default variable values
TESTS=default
FOO=default
BAR=default
# Target specific variable values
tests: TESTS=specific
foo: FOO=specific
bar: BAR=specific
# Rules
tests: foo
foo: bar
bar:
@echo $(TESTS) $(FO
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Hi Paul:
Thanks for the reply. I think MS Outlook is converting my mail to HTML.
I hope this one ends up in plain text.
Problem 1) On NT this doesn't work even if the timestamp of the dependency
is newer by a day! I think it is a bug in the windows port.
Problem 2) I got this working with
Hi,
This is Tianmiao again.
I browsed through the vpath.c and pathstuff.c and figured out a temp solution
for the bug I reported. Here are my modified files.
I put a comment line before all my changes. The comment line contains the word
"Tianmiao".
Basically, I have created a w32ftob() fu
Hi,
I read the "How not to use VPATH" on your website. I think there is still a
problem with this particular windows 32 port. In my example, I am using VPATH
to find both source and target(it is a bad idea). But indeed make found both
source and target through VPATH. THE PROBLEM is the retur
%% "Mohan Krishnan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi; please don't send HTML to the list, thanks!
mk> I hv make version 3.78.1 on NT.
mk> 1) make reports "nothing to make" even though the target has
mk> changed. Same test works fine on Solaris. I am attaching a small
mk> test Makefile wi
