>> Basically, I agree, but the case of SVG is quite problematic since it
>> relies on external fonts at certain locations. In particular,
>> `annotated-demo.svg'
>
> We don't use annotated-demo.svg.
Well, but due to the generic SVG->PNG rule in GNUmakefile it is
converted anyway, and this conversion process fails with my
(apparently faulty) 6.4.3 version.
> annotated-demo.svg should probably be deleted,
It should be moved to a place where the SVG->PNG rule isn't active.
>> With `touching' file `foo.png' I mean to call
>>
>> touch foo.png
>>
>> or something similar so that `foo.png' gets a recent timestamp.
>> This assures that `make' doesn't try to rebuild `foo.png' from
>> `foo.svg' due to incorrect timestamps.
>
> We don't do this for the other convert or gs rules in
> Documentation/pictures/GNUmakefile. Should we add such a `touch'
> rule for all the conversions, or is there some reason why the svg
> generation is different from the gs -dAutoRotatePages... rules?
Adding a `touch' rule only makes sense if you provide both the SVG and
PNG files in the repository.
Werner
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