%% Manoj Srivastava <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ms> I have always thought that a normal (non-pattern) rule with
ms> multiple targets gets run multiple times, once per each target
ms> that is out of date.
That's correct.
ms> MODULES := Blah Bleh
ms> SOURCES := $(addsuffix .sml,$(MODULES
%% Manoj Srivastava <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ms> In some cases, GNU make ignores some double-colon rules when dry-run.
ms> Assumed this Makefile is given
ms> install.man:: foo.1
ms>@echo install foo.1
ms> install.man:: foo.2
ms>@echo install foo.2
ms> install.man::
%% "Jonathan Willcock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jw> I'm getting errors compiling misc.c.
jw> Functions message (222), error (258) and fatal (291) all generate
jw> conflict errors with the prototype make.h (396, 398 and 400).
jw> I'm using gnucc 3.3.2.
When reporting problems _PLEASE_
%% Matteo Ciucci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
mc> I found that something strange happened to the -n flag from
mc> version 3.80: it doesn't show what really make does.
When you run with -n, make can't know what your rules will _REALLY_ do
when you run them. Instead, it simply assumes that your
