%% "Huiseok Kim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
hk> p {margin-top:0px;margin-bottom:0px;} it looks strange that the variable in the
shell doesn't work with builtin function. following is one of the situation:
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hk> list = foo/bar google deep/deeper/deepest
hk> test:
I believe that you are correct, if the behavior is as you describe that
this is a bug.
But, I have not had any time to look at it yet.
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%% "Edwards, Rudolph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
er> While trying to compile the RHL 7.2 kernel, issuing the 'make
er> menuconfig' or any other 'make options' the response is as follows:
er> Make: "No rules to make target 'option" . Stop
er> Option can be anything such as "config, menuc
The purpose of 'make' is to build the minimum amount needed after a change
(otherwise one could just type 'gcc *.c').
The purpose of '.INTERMEDIATE' is to say that a file does not need to exist,
which is often used to save disk space. The missing file will have an
effective timestamp of its latest
it looks strange that the variable in the shell doesn't work with builtin function. following is one of the situation:
list = foo/bar google deep/deeper/deepest
test:
for item in $(list); do \
echo $(notdir $$item); \
done
result ?
foo/bar
google
deep/deeper/dee
Hello,
While trying to compile the RHL 7.2 kernel, issuing the 'make
menuconfig' or any other 'make options' the response is as
follows:
Make: "No rules to make target 'option" .
Stop
Option can be anything such as "config, menuconfig,
clean, mrptoper, etc..."
Do you have any suggest
I have a few reports that when building the Linux 2.5.70 kernel
the build system is more noisy than supposed to be.
The problem is tracked down to usage of canned command sequences.
The following is from the makefiles:
#General definition (scripts/Makefile.lib)
if_changed_rule = $(if $(strip $? \
