%% Robert Bogomip <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
rb> [This is actually a repost of a bug that previously had been fixed :-(]
rb> There's (still) a problem expanding target specific variables.
I'm not sure what the first parenthetical sentence means, but this bug
is known and has been fixed in t
%% David Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ds> I believe I have discovered a bug in gnu make or an omission in its
ds> documentation. Here is a simple makefile tt.mak:
This is a bug in make. It's been fixed in the source for a while now (I
_really_ need to get a new version out...)
I can
Sorry, but you'll need to check with the Perl folks about this. It
seems like the makefile that Perl is generating from Makefile.PL isn't
correctly formatted.
The only suggestion I can give, from a make standpoint, is to try a
newer version of GNU make. 3.77 is pretty old; the latest version is
I believe I have discovered a bug in gnu make or an omission in its
documentation. Here is a simple makefile tt.mak:
FLAGS := xx
aa: FLAGS += zzaa
aa: FLAGS += yyaa
aa:
echo $(FLAGS)
bug_info:
$(MAKE) --version
cat q:/betelg
Hi,
I am using gcc on WINDOWS 2000 PROFESIONAL. I have included the versions of
the tools involved &
the output of the ''make''. I also have included the actual "Makefile.PL"
and the resulting "Makefile".
Can you please help
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