Hi,
I'm running Windows Server 2003.
I have Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 with SP5.
I downloaded make-3.80 from www.fsf.org.
I have gunzip and tar from http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/.
I ran this sequence at a Windows cmd.exe command prompt:
cd e:\scratch
gunzip -c make-3.80.tar | tar -x
cd e:\
You're correct about the missing reference to hash.obj. This has been
addressed already in the source and will be fixed in the next release.
Thanks!
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Paul D. Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Find some GNU make
%% "Sandeep Nema" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sn> has been set in any way, including to the empty value
OK.
sn> You mentione in your previous answer that "?:" is not supported
sn> syntax, shouldn't it give any kind of error if its used in the
sn> makefile.
Just because the syntax doesn
please see my response/clarification below in bold with >
>>> "Paul D. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/05/04 10:08AM >>>
%% "Sandeep Nema" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sn> GNU make version: 3.80
sn> O/S: AIX 5.0
sn> We used "?:" macro substitution on tru64 platform with their
make, and
%% "Sandeep Nema" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sn> GNU make version: 3.80
sn> O/S: AIX 5.0
sn> We used "?:" macro substitution on tru64 platform with their make, and
sn> it works as following:
sn> X= $(EXCLUDE_X?:$(TMP_ADD_X))
sn> in the above if EXCLUDE_X is defined then X will be e
sorry about incomplete bug-report. Following are the details and further
questions.
GNU make version: 3.80
O/S: AIX 5.0
We used "?:" macro substitution on tru64 platform with their make, and
it works as following:
X= $(EXCLUDE_X?:$(TMP_ADD_X))
in the above if EXCLUDE_X is defined then X will be
