>>>>> Thomas Schwinge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Guillem, Samuel, thanks for your investiagation, but I had not yet
> installed this patch for a reason. It should not be needed at all,
> as well as also the already-existing ``i386/i386at/boothdr.o:
> i386/i386/i386asm.h'' dependency line should not be needed.
[...]
> #v+
> config.status: executing
frob_Makefile_for_dependency_tracking_for_.S_files commands
> config.status: Your build of GNU Mach won't have dependency tracking for
> (preprocessed) Assembler source files. Consider updating to Automake
> 1.10 or better if you need such support.
> #v-
> This is the problem if I understand things correctly at the moment.
> Which version of Automake has been used?
> If we really need to support parallel builds for pre Automake 1.10,
Debian is rather good at supporting builds in `chroot'ed
environments. Thus, it isn't even necessary to install Automake
1.10 on the host system -- one could be installed on the build
system precisely for the one build (if one uses `pbuild', at
least; the same for `buildd', IIUC.)
... Perhaps, the Debian source package for GNU Mach lacks a
(versioned) Build-Dependency on Automake 1.10?
> I'll see about a way the handle this issue without cluttering the
> build system with manual dependency tracking code, which is not
> needed for recent versions of Automake.
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