%% Eray Ozkural <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
eo> Paul, how much of this is done and is available? If you haven't
eo> written anything yet I'd like to take over this task and implement
eo> it. What do you think?
I have done a good bit. It's wrapped up with some general
cleanup/enhancement t
%% Nolan Ed-P1840C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ne> gmake TIMING=min -f makefile.simdif mul0 ; #-- gmake command fails ERROR 2
"Error 2" is not a GNU make error message. It's difficult to be 100%
sure without the actual message, but that typically means that the
subprocess make invoked (the sh
the attached makefile works with basic make routine on my unix box and
gmake.
make-f makefile.simdif mul0 ; # works
gmake -f makefile.simdif mul0 ; # works
however, when I try to override the textmacro TIMING (defined in the
makefile)
make TIMING=min -f makefile.simdif mul0; # make comm
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Eray Ozkural wrote:
> The idea is to have LISP like conditional expressions.
Ahem, as Paul pointed out this is already provided by the $(if ...)
function.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to your suggestions for enhancements
to GNU Make.
Thanks!
--
Eray (exa) Ozkural
Comp. Sci. Dept., Bilkent Univ
Hi all!
I'm trying to write a small suite of makefiles for GNU make
with the intention of providing automake-level functionality, with more
flexibility.
While doing that, I came across a few limitations in GNU Make. For
example, I can't write conditional expressions within user defined
functions
Hi,
Previously we'd discussed that in order to implement a portable
eval (or interpret as I'd called it) read.c needs some mods.
Now, I've looked over stream calls in make and it doesn't seem
all that difficult to replace them with wrapper routines that
know how to handle portable string streams.
Hi,
I would like to report that I have been able to successfully build a
copy of GNU make 3.77 on the Compaq (ex- Tandem) Himalaya system
running OSS, the POSIX emulation layer.
The machine name I used is nsr-tandem-nsk (nsk=Non Stop Kernel) and I
had to edit config.cache to disable a number of
