[bug #48809] renaming --jobserver-fds to --jobserver-auth breaks jobserver interoperability

URL: Summary: renaming --jobserver-fds to --jobserver-auth breaks jobserver interoperability Project: make Submitted by: kristovschulz Submitted on: Wed 17 Aug 2016 10:29:05 PM CEST Se

[bug #19108] Pattern rules with multiple target patterns do not honor the dependencies of all targets correctly

e forced to create only a subset of its output files in general. (My example is, of course, only a simplification of a more complex real-world situation.) Regards, Christoph Schulz ___ Reply to this item at: <http://

[bug #19236] Imported variable with trailing backslash messes up make's line parsing in nested evaluations

URL: Summary: Imported variable with trailing backslash messes up make's line parsing in nested evaluations Project: make Submitted by: kristovschulz Submitted on: Donnerstag 08.03.2007 um 08:44

[bug #19108] Pattern rules with multiple target patterns do not honor the dependencies of all targets correctly

other_lib/other_lib.dll another_lib/another_lib.dll However, this did not work when using "make -j", as library-pchgen.obj was built before the other libraries were built. Stating explicitly that the pch file (library.pch) also depends

[3.81] Possible parallelizing bug in combination with multiple-target pattern rules

hen using "make -j", as library-pchgen.obj was built before the other libraries were built. Stating explicitly that the pch file (library.pch) also depends on the other libraries via: $(OBJS) library.pch: other_lib/other_lib.dll another_lib/another_lib.dll solved the problem, but - as I alrea