Well, I can say now that the mentioned Makefile gets produced in the first few seconds of running 'make' (I had to abort because I forgot to apply the patches, though I know they don't touch anything but the example).
These files got produced in that early stage: # object/.config-stamp # object/boot/Array.o # object/boot/Makefile # object/boot/_object.o # object/boot/idc # object/boot/include/gc/ # object/id/Makefile # object/idc/Makefile # object/idc/idc # object/st80/Makefile - Felix Felix Rabe wrote: > Michael FIG wrote: >> Felix Rabe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> >>> Oops, I just let git-clean remove the Makefile in that directory >>> (object/st80). Do you know how / where it gets generated or should I >>> just rebuild it all? >> It's not a generated file... just check it out again via Subversion or >> Mercurial, whereever you got the sources. > > Git :) - (git-svn) > > I have done a parallel checkout over svn, and the object/st80/Makefile > file does not exist there either (rev.414). I will just rebuild the > whole thing from scratch now, with your two patches applied. > > - Felix > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > fonc mailing list > [email protected] > http://vpri.org/mailman/listinfo/fonc
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