Morten> +* depcomp: tell SGI MIPSpro compilers to generate dependencies
Morten> +through the pre-processor (only CVS libtool has the -Wc option
Morten> +yet).
Thanks, I checked this in.
T
Morten> * depcomp: workaround for problem with SGI IRIX sed
Morten> (it can only handle lines of up to 8192 characters,
Morten> the rest of the line will be mangled).
Thanks. I liked this one more than the "tail" one, so I checked it
in.
Tom
On Thursday, June 01, 2000, Tom Tromey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ossama> $ ./configure
> Ossama> loading cache ./config.cache
> Ossama> checking for a BSD compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c
> Ossama> checking whether build environment is sane... yes
> Ossama> ./configure: line 1441: s
On Fri, Jun 02, 2000 at 09:03:11AM +0200, Morten Eriksen wrote:
> At first, I thought this was due to a MIPSpro compiler bug, but I
> discovered that it was in fact due to the native sed. Checking the man
> pages for sed (SGI IRIX 6.5), I find this:
>
> Some of the commands use a hold spac
Another suggestion for a fix -- I don't know if this is to be
considered worse or better than the previous patch. Is this way of
using tail portable? (The _only_ other use of tail I could find in
Autoconf and Automake is in depcomp.)
Regards,
Morten
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* Me
> I discovered an unpleasant problem in the depcomp "sgi" dependency
> generation code: the first line of the .Plo file will get truncated
> on IRIX systems with SGI sed where the line is > 8192 characters
> (i.e. a sourcefile with a large set of dependencies).
[...]
This seems to be the sam
Hi,
I discovered an unpleasant problem in the depcomp "sgi" dependency
generation code: the first line of the .Plo file will get truncated on
IRIX systems with SGI sed where the line is > 8192 characters (i.e. a
sourcefile with a large set of dependencies).
This can (and more often than not _wil
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