Le ven 08/11/2002 à 05:15, Ove Kaaven a écrit : > > On Fri, 8 Nov 2002, Andreas Mohr wrote: > > > The documentation compile process does need some fixing, though. > > A "make doc-html" (make target in toplevel Makefile; so you could assume > > that *this* builds the docu) craps out with a stupid > > FIXME: Only NROFF supported > > make[3]: *** [doc-html] Error 255 > > > > - at least for me. > > > > Also, "make doc" doesn't build HTML for me. > > It's been kinda broken for as long as I can remember, the debian packages > have just done this ever since the sgml docs were created: > > $(MAKE) -C documentation wine-doc/index.html > > and of course it build-depends on docbook-utils (whatever provides db2html > and required stylesheets) > >
"$(MAKE) -C documentation everything" for my RH package (so I also have the ps, pdf and man). The html (in directory documentation/wine-doc) does get built, but there's no index.html in sight, only x????.html, c????.html, p????.html and book????.html files, with the ???? being numbers. The closest to a index.html is set1.html, which presents a link to the four guides. But make_winehq does build it correctly (ie, with sensible names)... I'll check later today the differences between the invocation of both. Vincent
