GNU make does support Windows, but not at version 3.74.
Support for Windows was not added until version 3.75.
If you have a version of GNU make for 3.74 on Windows it must be part of
the Cygnus package: that version of GNU make is slightly different than
the standard GNU version and you need to
To Whom It May Concern:
This problem only appears in WindowsNT GNU make. If GNU make does
not support WindowsNT, please just indicate so.
I am using Wind River Systems (www.windriver.com) Tornado software which
employes GNU make as well as other GNU tools. I am using it in WindowsNT
platform.
%% Jorn Tomanik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jt> I am using make 3.79.1 on alpha-redhat-linux-gnu.
jt> It seems that make is removing LD_LIBRARY_PATH from the
jt> environment, which means that following simple makefile fails
jt> (even if LD_LIBRARY_PATH is set of course):
jt> all:
jt
My recollection is that this is a "feature" of AIX: GNU make never
touches any of these environment variables.
If you install a program as SUID or SGID, then the system will unset
these variables itself.
By default GNU make installs with the setgid bit set on AIX in order to
be able to determine
Problem:
gmake clobbers environment variable named 'LIBPATH'
on AIX.
Description:
While installing and testing a temporary fix for
IBM's Visual Age C++ compiler, we discovered that an environment variable named
'LIBPATH', which was essential to the compiler fix, was apparently being unset
Hello,
I am using make 3.79.1 on alpha-redhat-linux-gnu.
It seems that make is removing LD_LIBRARY_PATH from the environment, which
means that following simple makefile fails (even if LD_LIBRARY_PATH is set
of course):
all:
env | grep LD_LIBRARY_PATH
Is there a patch for this bug ?
Re
