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- File buildsys.mk.in — part of check-in [a546121a77] at 2014-02-23 17:39:19 on branch trunk — Update copyright (user: js, size: 20970) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using]
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- File
buildsys.mk.in
— part of check-in
[bd5f98820f]
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2014-05-06 20:35:07
on branch trunk
— Fix dependency checking with bmake
gmake always includes files relative to the current directory, while
bmake includes them relative to the current Makefile - and current
Makefile means the current include. However, bmake has a variable
.CURDIR that always points to the current directory, but is missing in
gmake. Thus, .CURDIR is just set to "." if it's not set and always in
the include, thus making it work with both, bmake and gmake. (user: js, size: 20994) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using]
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793 794 795 796 797 798 799 | 793 794 795 796 797 798 799 800 801 | + - + | LINK_FAILED = err=$$?; printf "@TERM_EL@@TERM_SETAF1@Failed to link @TERM_BOLD@$@@TERM_SGR0@@TERM_SETAF1@!@TERM_SGR0@\n"; exit $$err INSTALL_STATUS = printf "@TERM_EL@@TERM_SETAF3@Installing @TERM_BOLD@$$i@TERM_SGR0@@TERM_SETAF3@...@TERM_SGR0@\r" INSTALL_OK = printf "@TERM_EL@@TERM_SETAF2@Successfully installed @TERM_BOLD@$$i@TERM_SGR0@@TERM_SETAF2@.@TERM_SGR0@\n" INSTALL_FAILED = err=$$?; printf "@TERM_EL@@TERM_SETAF1@Failed to install @TERM_BOLD@$$i@TERM_SGR0@@TERM_SETAF1@!@TERM_SGR0@\n"; exit $$err DELETE_OK = printf "@TERM_EL@@TERM_SETAF4@Deleted @TERM_BOLD@$$i@TERM_SGR0@@TERM_SETAF4@.@TERM_SGR0@\n" DELETE_FAILED = err=$$?; printf "@TERM_EL@@TERM_SETAF1@Failed to delete @TERM_BOLD@$$i@TERM_SGR0@@TERM_SETAF1@!@TERM_SGR0@\n"; exit $$err .CURDIR ?= . |