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Postings from April 2001
Vadim Konovalov <watman@inbox.ru> writes: >Hello. > >In order to get perl@9473 compilable I was forced to apply a patch that is >attached to this mail. > >The explanation is simple: > > my $make = shift; > my $dep = shift; > my $dir = shift; > >works not as expected on my system because it's called >as "dmake -S [argumentarios]" Oh that is the problem is it! > >BTW why all extensions builded once more when I tried to run "dmake test"? Are any commands actually run? For me, I just get the semi-debug "Making POSIX" type messages. If so it seems that buildext.pl's -M tests are not working right. On NTFS at least it works okay on my slugish machine, but perhaps FAT32 (or whatever) has retained DOS's 2s granularity .. The main reason for the change was to avoid a lot of tedious to get right by hand extra rules in Makefile.mk when Makfile.PL's for extensions should build functional Makefiles. > >Best wishes, ><!ENTITY Vadim REALLIFE "St.Petersburg, Russia"> >&Vadim; -- Nick Ing-Simmons