Thanx Jens.
I got rid of pretty much of the time-wasting stuff. Of course I used
includes, no sub-make invocations, but there were many shell invocations
inside.
... But it still needs about 5s on a PIII 800Mhz for about 500 file
project to say 'nothing to do'. Of course, executing same make for the
second time is much faster, because of the cache, I think.
One thing could be this:
Found an implicit rule for `../pl/pl_binder_man_LINUX_g.o'.
Considering target file `../pl/pl_binder_man.c'.
Looking for an implicit rule for `../pl/pl_binder_man.c'.
>> Trying pattern rule with stem `pl_binder_man'.
>> Trying implicit prerequisite `../pl/pl_binder_man.w'.
>> Trying pattern rule with stem `pl_binder_man'.
>> Trying implicit prerequisite `../pl/pl_binder_man.w'.
>> Looking for a rule with intermediate file `../pl/pl_binder_man.w'.
>> Avoiding implicit rule recursion.
how can I get rid of it?
% :: %.w ...doesn't help
Kilu
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