GNU make is required to build the XALAN-C library on UNIX platforms. The Makefile files use GNU specific macros for assignments. The BSD make uses incompatible macro rules. The Solaris make probably uses similar incompatible macro rules.
Martin Elzen brought to our attention that scripts used with SunStudio should have (lf) line endings instead of the DOS (crlf) line endings. It appears that some of the files are being constructed with these (crlf) line endings. Also when you extract the sources from the subversion repository, the (run) flags for the script files is not set. The subversion repository saves file content, not file attributes. When we create the source package, we should ensure that the UNIX run attribute is set on the necessary scripts. Sincerely, Steven J. Hathaway Xalan Documentation Project --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
