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Hi Derek,
I'm slow to understand the goal. I'm coming to the conclusion
what you're trying is eliminate the difference between:
*** config.h.in, generated by mkconfig:
as opposed to:
*** config.h.in, generated by mkconfig.pl:
and if that's the case then I believe it's not a Windows or
UNIX issue. I propose it's an operation difference issue as
follows:
The UNIX make process generates intermediates:
fix-msvc-mak
mkconfig
of which "mkconfig" is used later in the build and "fix-msvc-mak"
is built but not used in the build.
Previously I wasn't aware of the existence of the intermediates on
UNIX and of course they don't exist on Windows. The commands I ran
on both Windows and UNIX are:
cd ccvs
perl windows-NT/fix-msvc-mak.pl
cd windows-NT
perl mkconfig.pl
cd ..
which in the case of "mkconfig" will generate:
*** config.h.in, generated by mkconfig.pl:
when run on either Windows and UNIX.
I believe no patch is required. I will correct my process now
that I understand why the intermediates exist.
Conrad
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