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clibrary.make bug on win32
From: |
Stephen Brandon |
Subject: |
clibrary.make bug on win32 |
Date: |
Wed, 28 Nov 2001 18:06:47 +0000 |
Hi,
just noticed the following bug when compiling the latest
(1.1.0) version of gnustep-objc on Win32.
Whereas on 1.0.1 you could do "make shared=yes" and get a
objc.dll and a libobjc.a file (this used library.make), the
new version creates a file called "l" (I assume this is a
misnamed objc.dll) and libobjc.a. Strange. They both get
installed to the right places.
I haven't looked into this any more deeply, except that I
don't see any typos in GNUmakefile in 1.1.0 that would cause
the "l" file - so I am assuming it's clibrary.make at fault.
Cheers,
Stephen Brandon
stephen@brandonitconsulting.co.uk
- clibrary.make bug on win32,
Stephen Brandon <=