Re: Problem with emacs package.

1998-10-05 Thread Rob Browning
Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Actually I'm in the process of moving all my package over to > cvs-buildpackage (which I highly recommend now that I've tried it), > and that should make things smoother in the medium to long run... > It'll certainly save me some disk space. After I figu

Re: Problem with emacs package.

1998-09-25 Thread Rob Browning
Martin Schulze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Unfortunately, it doesn't work. $(srcdir) is never expanded. I don't > > know how the ibmrs6000.h makes it work yet. > > > > If no one has better ideas, I'll probably just put a gcc wrapper in > > debian/bin and put it first in the path. > > Can't

Re: Problem with emacs package.

1998-09-22 Thread Martin Schulze
Rob Browning wrote: > but this won't work because -T is a linker option. Further we need an > absolute path because gcc is called from several directories, so > ppc.ldscript isn't always in the same dir. From looking at the > ibmrs6000.h I can see that they use $(srcdir) which would be perfect. >

Problem with emacs package.

1998-09-08 Thread Rob Browning
emacs 20.3 is much closer to building now, but I've got a problem with the ldscript. The ppc patches had this flag in powerpc.h: #define LD_SWITCH_MACHINE -T ppc.ldscript but this won't work because -T is a linker option. Further we need an absolute path because gcc is called from several di