%% gk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
g> I am using 'find -type d' to get a list of directories, which the
g> 'find' command precedes with './' I know I could work around my
g> problem by replacing '.' with $(CURDIR) but I do not understand why
g> the following pattern rule is not invoked
g> -include ./SOURCES.mk
Because make normalizes filenames like "./foo" to just "foo" internally,
so that things like this DTRT:
bar: foo
./foo:
@echo $@
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