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%% mst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
m> How about a way to call "system" without catching stdout, let
m> stdout be copied as is to the child process?
>> Hmm. Maybe. I still don't know that it's that useful.
m> I know I wanted to get the exit status of the program into a
m> variable ma
%% Nils Wedi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
nw> I have got a problem where a fortran 90 module is not recompiled despite
nw> gmake finding out that the corresponding .F90 is newer than the target.
nw> What is the meaning of
nw> "No commands for `YOMOBSET.mod' and no prerequisites actually
%% "VomLehn, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
vd> I have been reading the single HTML page version of the GNU make
vd> documentation and have found what appears to be a small
vd> omission. I could find no mention of the use of the plus character
vd> (+) in the beginning of command lines
I have been reading the single HTML page version of the GNU make
documentation and have found what appears to be a small omission. I could find
no mention of the use of the plus character (+) in the beginning of command
lines to indicate that the command is to be executed even if the -n flag
Thank you very much for the quick reply! So let me see if I
understand correctly. I wont be able to compile GCC or MAKE
on my system until I get the latest version of MAKE. Or is there
another work around?
Thanks again! I am so impressed with the response!
Lynn Black
-Original Message--
Please choose only one of help-make or bug-make.
This is a problem with the configure script generated by the version of
autoconf used by GNU make 3.79.1, HP-UX 11, and GCC 3.x. The next
version of GNU make will fix this.
If you don't want to wait you can get a pretest of the next version in:
Hi! I am not sure which group this message should go to so forgive me if I
send it to the wrong one.
I was trying to install GCC on an HPUX 11.11 system. In your instructions
you say to use GNU make to compile GCC. So I went and got GNU make. When
I try to compile GNU make with either /usr/bi
