Le mercredi 29 juillet 2009 à 20:23 +0200, John Mandereau a écrit : > This is exactly what the CHAIN_RULE trick in make/ly-*.make is supposed > to do: it generates rules that ensure no several lilypond-book instances > ever run simultaneously.
...and the generated rules chain must in particular specify that notation.tely is processed after internals.texi has been generated; if we added another rule to force it e.g. $(outdir)/notation.texi: $(outdir)/internals.texi there could likely be a circular dependency that make would ignore both this particular rule and a part of the generated rules chain. That's why we must make sure that notation should come before internals in TEXI_FILES_FROM_TELY (the list of manuals that appear in the rules chain), which I failed to achieve. I think the problem is, the evalutations of CHAIN_RULE (the horrible splitted line just after CHAIN_RULE definition in make/ly-rules.make) is done before internals is appended to TEXI_FILES_FROM_TELY. I'm pushing a fix ASAP, I hope it will be the One Right Fix (tm). > I think I'm outsmarted by variable assigments and evaluations instead. ... and by the order of evaluation of the bunch of makefiles we have. John
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