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Re: new build scheme naming
On Mon, Jul 08, 2002 at 08:44:18AM -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
>
> > Of course, the executables aren't in the same directory you type 'make'
> > in right now; they're in subdirectories.
>
> If you're debugging gcc, the current directory is the gcc
> subdirectory. You type "make cc1" and it builds cc1 right there, and
That actually *works*? It doesn't fail because the million Make
variables passed down from the top level are missing?...
Why are we passing all these variables down to lower level makes?
I understand the ones which locate programs which live in the tree
(although they *should* be redundant because the variables are already
passed down to lower level configures), but there are plenty of others.
Maybe I can kill some, or even all, of them, and save a fortune on
'make' command line length and clarity?
--Nathanael