Nick Ing-Simmons wrote:
Billy N. Patton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Nick Ing-Simmons wrote:
So what do you mean to happen?
WHen I call my tope level Makefile, it cd's to my LaffPerl directory and
does a make.
If Laff.xs and Laff.pm and typemap have not changed then I don't want it
to recompile.
And it shouldn't - what happens when you do that my hand?
I'm thinking that it needs to look at the blib/.../*.so
It does.
Which make are you using?
There is a way (which I forget off hand) to get GNU make to tell
you _why_ it is doing what it does.
The other common problem with Make is NFS mounted directory
and a time skew between machine doing build and the NFS server.
The last is probably the reason why. From one day to the next I'll get
a time skew message, something like "Your build may be incomplete"
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