Re: Building "sublanguages" from gcc

Hamish Moffatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > but you can do: > > target: > cd .. && make I've been looking at recursive make invocations recently, and there are good reasons to make this: target: cd .. && $(MAKE) See the "Recursion" node in the make info page (type `info make rec

Re: Building "sublanguages" from gcc

On Thu, Apr 09, 1998 at 08:55:08AM -0400, pouellet wrote: > The debian directory is in the gpc directory since I didn't want to > package gcc-2.8.0 and gpc. Do I *have* to put the debian directory in the > gcc dir or is there a rules change I can add to cause the build command to > move to the pre

Re: Building "sublanguages" from gcc

> I'm attempting to package the latest version of gpc > (gpc-980405) but it wants to be built from the gcc directory. You can't > start build in the gpc subdirectory (/gcc-2.8.0/p). Manually > running make from the gcc-2.8.0 directory works, and gpc seems to work > well once it is made. Is this

Building "sublanguages" from gcc

Hello, I have the hang of building a package with deb-make and build scripts, but I've run into a snag. I'm attempting to package the latest version of gpc (gpc-980405) but it wants to be built from the gcc directory. You can't start build in the gpc subdirectory (/gcc-2.8.0/p). Manually runni