I know this may seem a bit of the ball park, but here's my problem:
machine info: System type = Xenix
Release = 2.3.4
Machine = i80386 (IBM equipment)
I've tried installing GNU Make v 3.79. When it runs it gets to the part of
host system and stops, state
%% "Albert L. Ting" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
alt> Not sure if this is a solaris bug or a make bug, but it works
alt> fine in make-3.78.1. It appears make now treats targets with the
alt> same timestamp as the prerequisite as out of date. That didn't
alt> happen with make-3.78.1.
This is PR/1696 (IIRC) (see README file for how to access the bug
database) and has already been fixed in the sources.
The next release of GNU make (3.79.1) should be out very shortly.
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Paul D. Smith <[EMAIL PROT
In remake.c, f_mtime() calls ar_member_date() to obtain the mtime on a archive
member.
ar_member_date() returns (time_t)-1 if the member is not found.
The result is then passed to the FILE_TIMESTAMP_FROM_S_AND_NS() macro to create
a FILE_TIMESTAMP.
The resulting FILE_TIMESTAMP is later compared
Not sure if this is a solaris bug or a make bug, but it works fine in
make-3.78.1. It appears make now treats targets with the same
timestamp as the prerequisite as out of date. That didn't happen with
make-3.78.1.
Albert
all: foo
$(foobar)
foo : bar
@echo file o