From: Ben Laurie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ben> What does that matter? How often do we update any particular file? The
ben> point is that if I change it it has to rebuild the files before it takes
ben> effect. Why should I have to know that a "make update" is required to do
ben> this? Seems to me that part of the point of make is to remove the need
ben> to remember how things are built!
I agree with you there. The way I did it was to not create too many
surprises. Time to go away from that pattern, I guess :-).
ben> > In any case, I'm working on doing this completely differently,
ben> > basically reading OIDs and LDAP schemas straight of RFC's and similar
ben> > files... But you know that already :-).
ben>
ben> Yep, though how that works for things that have no OIDs, I don't know!
Uhmmm... let's see, you wanna build OIDs from things that do not have
OIDs? All the objects that we currently predefine have OIDs, so where
is the problem? Nothing stops us from creating a module with the OIDs
we can't find anywhere else...
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