Dear developers,
I am running into strange kind of a problem with "make" on
$ make -v
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%% Paul Franklin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
pf> Under certain circumstances, make fails to notice that one or more
pf> included makefiles have changed and does not restart and reread
pf> makefiles.
This is a complex problem. Here is what happens:
First, make tries to rebuild Make.b (it g
I wrote:
> For a long time, using $(srcdir) in targets and prerequisites in
> Makefiles have seemed a little magic to me. It breaks too often,
> usually in ways like automatic dependency generation not working.
Ooops, I sent this mail too early, before getting to the conclusion.
Anyway, I think m
For a long time, using $(srcdir) in targets and prerequisites in
Makefiles have seemed a little magic to me. It breaks too often,
usually in ways like automatic dependency generation not working.
So I've tried to create a small toy project, and a testscript that
builds the projects in various ways
Under certain circumstances, make fails to notice that one or more
included makefiles have changed and does not restart and reread
makefiles.
Here's the best I could do at minimizing this...
$ make --version
GNU Make version 3.79.1, by Richard Stallman and Roland McGrath.
Built for i686-pc-linux-