Re: [tromey@redhat.com (Tom Tromey)] FAIL: rhug build on Sat May 3 03:26:43 MDT 2003

[Gary Benson <gbenson at redhat dot com>]

Anthony Green wrote:

> I got it.  I am building outside of my srcdir.  I think this needs a
> "$(srcdir)/" or two somewhere...
> 
> .resource-stamp: $(XERCES_PROP_S)
>         @for x in $(XERCES_PROP_S); do \
>             if [ ! -f $$x.o -o $$x -nt $$x.o ]; then \
>                 $(top_srcdir)/mkinstalldirs `dirname $$x`; \
>                 cp -a $$x $$x.java; \
>                 echo $(LTGCJCOMPILE) -o $$x.o -c $$x \
>                     -Wc,--resource,`echo $$x | sed "s/.*\/src\///g"`; \
>                 $(LTGCJCOMPILE) -o $$x.o -c $$x.java \
>                     -Wc,--resource,`echo $$x | sed "s/.*\/src\///g"`; \
>                 rm -f $$x.java; \
>             fi; \
>         done
>         @touch $@
> 
> Maybe just "cp -a $(srcdir)/$$x $$.java; \"?  I don't understand the
> "[ ! -f ... " etc part.  Does this need a $(srcdir) as well?

The [ ! -f $$x.o -o $$x -nt $$x.o ] is basically to make it only build
the .o file when it isn't there or the .properties file is newer than
it (like what make should be doing).

Basically, I think that every $$x.o and $$x.java need a $(srcdir), but
$$x on its own does not.

Gary