Hi --
I'd just like to put in a second for a temporary file feature for a
future rev. of gmake. I'm not quite sure what nmake and Borland make
can do but what would be useful to me is something like the following:
my_cfg_file :<
temp command line one
temp command line two
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ws> @F does not work (Linux Intel x86 only).
ws> (No problems on other platforms with the same or older make versions)
Again, I find this very hard to believe. Are you sure you're using GNU
make on those other platforms? I sincerely doubt it. Run "make
--versi
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ws> The Environment Variable MAKEFLAGS is wrong on an Intel x86 system.
ws> (No problems on solaris or dec with the same make version)
I find this difficult to believe. Are you _SURE_ you're using GNU make,
the same version, on those other platforms? Use "make
Hello,
@F does not work (Linux Intel x86 only).
(No problems on other platforms with the same or older make versions)
makefile.unix includes:
$(OBJECTS) : ../$$(@F:.o=.cxx)
$(CXX_COMPILER_NAME) -c -o $@ ../$(@F:.o=.cxx) $(CC_FLAGS) $(C_DEFINES)
$(C_INCLUDES) $(INCLS)
$$(@F:.o ... is the
Hello,
The Environment Variable MAKEFLAGS is wrong on an Intel x86 system.
(No problems on solaris or dec with the same make version)
My makefile includes a recursive "$(MAKE) $(MAKEFLAGS) -f $(MAKEFILE)"
call.
MAKEFLAGS is invalid behind the first call.
MAKE output:
...
echo "Entering major co
