I took a quick scan through the webgnats listing for make and
didn't see anything related to this post I sent in November. Has
it been determined to not be a bug, or better still, been fixed?
Thanks,
Scott
Scott Murray wrote:
>
> Consider the following Makefile:
>
> # start
> .PHONY: a b c
Hi there,
I'm using GNU make supplied in pRISM which is the
development environment of
WindRiver RTOS "pSOS". My computer works on Windows 2000. The
make version is 3.77.
And I also wana use Rational Rose RealTime. This
tools generates command line like as below
C:\Work\pS
In make's time skew warning message:
make[2]: *** Warning: File `file' has modification time in the future
(2001-01-16 05:55:30.3184 > 2001-01-16 05:55:30.170387819)
I really strongly believe the *** should not be used. This is a
warning, not an error. In every other case that I know o
> Here are the possible solutions that I see:
>
> 1)Change the default behaviour so that command line variables are
> not exported by default. If I want a variable exported to the
> environment, there are a variety of ways to do this before the
> sub-make is executed.
Here
Dear sirs,
I am trying to compile gnu-make in a dos environment.
The purpose of the whole effort is to compile a molecular simulation
software that need gnu-make to be compiled. It runs OK under linux and I
would expect to run also OK under cygwin if I can get gnu-make to work on
my Pentium II-P
Gnu make by default exports make variables passed on the command line to
the environment. This presents a problem in processing complex Makefiles
on systems with a small ARG_MAX. In particular, this is a problem when
variables are passed on the command line to sub-makes. This places
unnecessary
Please try the latest version (GNU make 3.79.1).
The correct fix is to remove those lines.
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Anyone,
[ please advise if I should look elsewhere first for these answers ... ]
I'm having trouble building GNU Make 3.79 on VMS. I'm getting:-
if (listp)
..^
%CC-E-UNDECLARED, In this statement, "listp" is not declared.
at line number 204 in file DKA100:[GNUMAKE]VARIABLE
I have a problem with a system with a broken rtc. Every time I
reboot, the date gets set to 1st of January, 1904. The system
was installed with this bogus date, so many system files have this
modification date. Now, as of 16th January, 2001, (date properly
set) I get this warning whenever I bui
