RE: Question about GNUstep Make 2 and compilation

[Nicola Pero]

>       On my iBook, when I changed a header file and type "make" to compile 
> the project, all the source files importing this header where 
> recompiled. Now on my Powerbook, when I do the same thing, nothing is 
> done.

Check for the line 

"checking if the compiler supports autodependencies... yes: gcc version is 4.1 
>= 3.0"

when you ./configure gnustep-make.  It is the feature you are looking for :-)

Does it say 'yes' or 'no' ?

If it says 'no', you can try manually editing config.make and changing

#
# Whether the C/ObjC/C++ compiler supports auto-dependencies
# (generating dependencies of the object files from the include files
# used to compile them) via -MMD -MP flags
#
AUTO_DEPENDENCIES = yes

If that fixes your problem, then probably it's an error in the ./configure 
script
which fails to determine that your compiler supports auto-dependencies.  Which
compiler are you using ?

Thanks


-----Original Message-----
From: Benoit <b.astruc@free.fr>
Sent: Friday, 23 May, 2008 22:44
To: discuss-gnustep@gnu.org
Subject: Question about GNUstep Make 2 and compilation

Hi,

        I was using GNUstep Make 1.x on my old iBook and recently move on a 
Powerbook on which I decided to use GNUstep Make 2.x for one of my 
project (on Mac OS 10.3.9).



         As I have reinstalled the whole environnement on the new computer I 
am not sure if it is related to GNUstep Make but after spending two 
hours on the subject I can't found anything about this.

        So I ask your help : is this a choice in GNUstep Make 2 ? If yes is it 
possible to set it to the old behaviour ? If not do you have any idea 
to where I should see to change this ?

Thanks in advance,

@+
Benoit



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