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Re: POT file for cpplib

Why the Makefile.am change to add an all-local rule? I figured out that this is automake magic, but since no other directory in gcc, binutils, or gdb has a similar Makefile rule, it isn't clear why this is right for libcpp.

The all-local specifies additional commands to be run when "all" is run.

You can see that libjava uses mostlyclean-local, clean-local, distclean-local, install-data-local. libstdc++-v3 uses all-local for a similar purpose: it has

all-local: all-local-$(USE_NLS)

all-local-no:
	# Do nothing

all-local-yes: $(LOCALE_OUT)
	...

(These were posted to gcc as part of the thread, I have already sent them to gcc-patches as well and I'll post a comment there saying that I committed it).

Paolo

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