Definitely the next version of make should resolve all the EINTR
problems.
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Fails also with 3.79.1. The code in that area didn't change, so I'm
not really surprised.
Some local folks have noted that this is an exposure on NFS filesystems
mounted with the "intr" flag. I assume this is a valid way to do mounts
so it's a real problem, but maybe explains why it isn't seen
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> > Using make-3.79 under solaris 6 and solaris 8, I have been
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> Using make-3.79 under solaris 6 and solaris 8, I have be
Please get a copy of GNU make 3.79.1 (the latest version) and see if
that works any better.
I'm just finishing up a new release 3.79.2 which changes the way
jobserver works so EINTR is not a problem.
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Paul D. Smi
Using make-3.79 under solaris 6 and solaris 8, I have been seeing
two intermittent problems. It seems to get worse with higher values
of -j. One is "No rule to make target xxx" when there is, in fact,
a rule to make target xxx. As befits an intermittent problem, the
make succeeds if rerun wi
