%% Dan Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Paul> I guess I still don't understand Dan's comment, though.
dj> Well for me, make calling several make&'s all in the same
dj> directory,
I wrote a long reply to this. Then I rewrote it. Then I decided to
delete most of it :). I've left some
%% Dan Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Paul> Sometimes features are advanced enough that providing a simple
Paul> example
dj> Well still, a few-liner showing how
dj> a: b|c
dj> differs from
dj> a: b c
dj> wouldn't hurt.
True.
dj> Occasionally, however, you have a situation
%% "Ian Dunbar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
id> I mean make would build "includer" files before "includee" files.
id> So if I have this kind of structure, where indentation indicates
id> incusion level:
id> Makefile
id> includes sub.mk
id> includes subsub.mk
id> includes
%% "J. Grant" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jg> I have noticed some accidental mistakes with invalid VPATH
jg> directories. I wonder if there is any way Make could first check
jg> the directories are valid and list the ones which are invalid?
Just because they're invalid when make starts doe
Hi Paul,
Thanks for your reply. I will try to clarify what I meant.
From: "Paul D. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
%% "Ian Dunbar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
id> In general, making the lowest file first seems like unusual
id> behavour. Shouldn't make know that it should regenerate included
id> fi
Paul> I guess I still don't understand Dan's comment, though.
Well for me, make calling several make&'s all in the same directory, I
see lots of messages about how they are entering and leaving that
directory, when in fact they never set foot outside that directory,
and what they really were tryin
Paul> Sometimes features are advanced enough that providing a simple example
Well still, a few-liner showing how
a: b|c
differs from
a: b c
wouldn't hurt.
Paul> under a public license.
I meant you guys must be reading an O'Reilly book or hung out in Bell
Labs or something. There's no way I coul
Hello,
I have noticed some accidental mistakes with invalid VPATH directories.
I wonder if there is any way Make could first check the directories
are valid and list the ones which are invalid?
Would such a feature be supported if not already present? (I could not
find it)
Kind regards
JG
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