Re: gmake hanging on Solaris 2.7

2001-04-17 Thread Paul D. Smith
%% Regarding Re: gmake hanging on Solaris 2.7; you wrote: th> If you like, send me the fix you have (assuming you still have it) th> and I'll take a look. It's not a matter of having, it's a matter of producing a patch :). The code has moved on since 3.79.1 and the "fix" is actually applied

Re: gmake hanging on Solaris 2.7

2001-04-17 Thread tom_honermann
%% Regarding Re: gmake hanging on Solaris 2.7; you wrote: th> We are not (yet) using parallel builds. The commandline being th> used is simply "gmake -k" or "gmake -k clean" at the time gmake is th> hanging. ps> Very surprising. I've not had any reports of hangs, but even so I'm

Re: gmake hanging on Solaris 2.7

2001-04-17 Thread Paul D. Smith
%% Regarding Re: gmake hanging on Solaris 2.7; you wrote: th> We are not (yet) using parallel builds. The commandline being th> used is simply "gmake -k" or "gmake -k clean" at the time gmake is th> hanging. Very surprising. I've not had any reports of hangs, but even so I'm really surpr

Re: bug in make 3.79.1 linux, case-insensitivity

2001-04-17 Thread Paul D. Smith
I think this is a locale problem. GNU make 3.79.1 uses the standard libc globbing library, which obeys the sorting order in the locale. Make sure your locale (LC_ALL and/or LANG) is set to "C", or at least your sort order (LC_COLLATE) is set that way, and not to en_US or whatever. -- -

Re: gmake hanging on Solaris 2.7

2001-04-17 Thread tom_honermann
%% [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: th> I'm running into a problem with two gmake processes hanging th> (parent/child) on a Sun Sparc running Solaris 2.7 using gmake th> 3.79.1. ps> Can you provide other details; in particular, are you running with ps> parallel builds enabled? What

bug in make 3.79.1 linux, case-insensitivity

2001-04-17 Thread John Bartelt
One of our users brought this problem to my attention. The problem occurs on linux (RedHat 6.2) but not on solaris. I have not tried any other architectures. Nor does it exist in 3.78.1. == bartelt@noric05 $ uname -a