2009/11/19 Kelly O'Hair :
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> Need reviewer. Some very minor top level make file changes.
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> 6727046: Add message when docs are skipped in control build
> 6864011: typo? in top level Makefile: DAYE_STAMP
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> http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~ohair/openjdk7/top-make-fixes/webrev/
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> -kto
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This is a
Well I fixed the time problem but that didn't fix the problem. I just
updated three files and had to try the build three times before it
worked - each time it reported needing to make one of the updated files.
Bizarre.
David
David Holmes - Sun Microsystems said the following on 12/21/09 17:05
Check the output of "gnumake -dd" looking for everything related to
files in question.
It will tell you why rules are not fired.
-igor
On 12/21/09 4:48 PM, David Holmes - Sun Microsystems wrote:
Well I fixed the time problem but that didn't fix the problem. I just
updated three files and had t
Igor Nekrestyanov said the following on 12/22/09 11:45:
Check the output of "gnumake -dd" looking for everything related to
files in question. It will tell you why rules are not fired.
Surprisingly the answer was because "Foo.cpp does not exist" which of
course is nonsense.
I'm guessing this
On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 18:42, David Holmes - Sun Microsystems
wrote:
> Igor Nekrestyanov said the following on 12/22/09 11:45:
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>> Check the output of "gnumake -dd" looking for everything related to files
>> in question. It will tell you why rules are not fired.
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> Surprisingly the answer was
