Lars Hecking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You could do a plain "make" first, and then make install. If make install
> fails in docs, "touch" the files make fails on and try make install again.
I thought the source of this particular problem came from doing a "make
clean". The "manual.txt" file gets removed (because it is a product of
the sgmltools), even if the tools do not exist to recreate it.
> - install GNU make; some people will disagree with me, but HP's make
> is just another example of dumbed-down, near-unusable vendor tools
> (Sun's patch is another one, for that matter)
I do disagree with you about HP's make having less features than GNU
make, but I don't think that makes it "near-unusable". Nevertheless,
installing GNU tools has never hurt anybody. :)
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