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%% Dan Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
dj> Any other surprises planned?
Any areas where GNU make is not conforming with the POSIX standard for
make are subject to change. I don't know of any others offhand, but
that doesn't mean they aren't there.
dj> No I can't just change to " from '
Any other surprises planned?
No I can't just change to " from '.
No I don't want to change all my inlines to PERLFUNC=.
OK, I found a style that will work in the old and new make:
krap:
perl -wle 'print 1;'\
'exit(0);'
I now see why python has those future warning messages.
> D
Hi,
We are using gmake to compile our project. I am facing
problem to include local files.
I have about 10 .h files in /sw/rebuild/Central/Release/m1000/kgem/inc directory
which is common place for all engineers
I brought over ksvid.h file to my local
workspace(/export/home1/rajanit
In a makefile like presented in the first response to this issue, it is
claimed that it is appropriate for $? to be empty. However, I would
assume that if $? is empty and if the target exists, then there is no
need to remake the target. Or, to say it the other way around, if an
existing target is r
