On Mon, 18 Mar 2002 09:57:18 +0300
Sir Raorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think I've found bug in gnustep-make ;-)
I ran into two problems last night, though it's not really a bug, more
like a missing feature (or maybe I'm just overlooking something?):
/path/to/GNUstep/System/Makefiles/rules.make should define MAKE and
point either to make(1) or gmake(1) - depending on which you need to
use (eg. gmake(1) on BSD).
The reason is that, for example clean and distclean on Pantomime bails
out, as those are defined as
after-clean::
cd charsets ; make clean
cd Testing ; make clean
after-distclean::
cd charsets ; make distclean
cd Testing ; make distclean
in Pantomime/GNUmakefile.postamble. Should use ${MAKE} instead.
The gnustep-make package should also define -D<system> somewhere, to
make system dependent #include/import a bit easier.
(eg, Linux seems to define AF_INET in <netdb.h> while on BSD it's in <sys/socket.h>
...)
--
Chris
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