Fabien Costantini wrote: >> That's no proof that you are right. Maybe you ran make in the src/xutf8 dir. >> ? > OK, I'll make it simple and short:
And so do I. > There is an xutf8 makefile, it seems not to be used in all platforms. Not in any platform. > The makefile must then be either: > - taken into consideration in all platforms using the unix makefiles. > - removed and all compilation should be then done in src > In all cases, something has to be done with the makefiles if you want to > handle that correctly so this is why yourfix is dangerous to me, because it > hides another bigger problem in the makefiles. > > I'll vote +1 for keeping it and make it work instead of making our life easy > and continuing to popukate the src directory. -1 for adding another Makefile level. Instead, the obsolete Makefile should be removed or at least renamed (to Makefile.unused?) to prevent people from running make with this old Makefile. There is more cleanup needed in the xutf8 directory and maybe its subdirectories. This should be done when the utf8 work continues or when it is finished. For now, I did re-apply my change to the existing src/Makefile to fix STR 2063 with the _current_ Makefile implementation. Please open another STR if you think that this xutf cleanup needs one. Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
