Problem :
when the make file has a relative path like "../head1.mk" and if the
file head1.mk has another include which is relative to its own position like
"../head2.mk" then running the make on top make file reports an error like
"../head2.mk" not found.
example :
In the includ
%% Regarding Better Debugging; you wrote:
jlp> The -d debug flag gives some information, but not a lot. What
jlp> I would like to be able to see is:
Some would say it gives too much :)
jlp> (a) the values of all the variables
jlp> (b) what files are being included
jlp> (c) what the a
A major problem that I have with make is being able to debug the
makefiles. I end up working on big projects that are supposed to
be for multiple platforms, so there are a lot of make variables
and thousands of lines of multiple makefiles. My difficulty is
in seeing what everything expands to, s
%% Regarding *** not correct for time skew; you wrote:
k> In make's time skew warning message:
k> make[2]: *** Warning: File `file' has modification time in the future
k> (2001-01-16 05:55:30.3184 > 2001-01-16 05:55:30.170387819)
k> I really strongly believe the *** should not be
