Paul:
%% Harsha Kalidindi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> GNU make works exactly as I've described above: first it looks for the
>> pathname exactly as it is given in the makefile.
hk> Breakthrough. No more failure to communicate. This is the nub of
hk> the issue ..
>> If that doesn't ex
%% Harsha Kalidindi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> GNU make works exactly as I've described above: first it looks for the
>> pathname exactly as it is given in the makefile.
hk> Breakthrough. No more failure to communicate. This is the nub of
hk> the issue ..
>> If that doesn't exist,
You are running into a resolved bug; it will be fixed in the next
release. In the meantime there's a patch attached to the closed bug
report you can use if you like:
https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=1517&group_id=71
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The new eval() function is *way* cool. Thanks!! In trying to use it, I ran into a little problem, which I've tried to express succinctly in the Makefile below. It results in a "virtual memory exhausted" error. If you delete "prerequisite13" from the tool_PREREQUISITES, no error occurs.
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Paul:
%% Harsha Kalidindi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> If you run "make install", then make says "OK, I need to build
>> ../install/scripts/foo". It looks to see if that file exists. If it
>> does, then VPATH is never consulted.
hk> We expect the above behavior.
>> If it doesn't ex
