RFC: No recursion into language subdirectories
Mark Mitchell
mark@codesourcery.com
Mon Jun 19 23:40:00 GMT 2000
>>>>> "Zack" == Zack Weinberg <zack@wolery.cumb.org> writes:
Zack> Do you have any ideas how to deal with the warnings? That's
Zack> the only place I can't think of anything. I'd be prepared
Zack> to either ignore the extra warnings or insist they be
Zack> cleaned up, but others may not agree.
I, however, agree. If the warnings are worth cleaning up, they'll get
cleaned up.
>> Some of the issues you discuss sound like they would only come
>> up when building with non-C front-ends with a compiler other
>> than GCC.
Zack> I am a bit worried about building anything at all with a
Zack> Make other than gmake. I can't test this and the days when
Zack> I knew Sun make's bugs by heart are long gone. VPATH is in
Zack> POSIX, but still...
The BSD folks will immediately notice any make problems, I suspect.
The thing you are suggesting sounds better than what we have now, so I
think we should press forward. I think we should also remove any
Makefiles in the front-end directories; they will probably not work
quite consistently anyhow. You can always say `make jc1' in the `gcc'
directory anyhow. We could even have a `make java' or `make cp'
targets, if required.
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