From: Hironori Ito (hito@rcf.rhic.bnl.gov)
Date: Fri Aug 01 2003 - 10:36:01 EDT
Hello. Christian Holm Christensen wrote: >[I formatted your text, as it makes it easier to read, can't your mail >client do that? If not, why don't you use Mew in Emacs :-)] > > I don't use Emacs. :-) (Ok, I use XEmacs, but not for email. ) >>Christian: I had to include the --disable-dependency-tracking to compile >>on a newborn, quite standard RH9 installed from a blank disk - since you >>asked in an email once. >>(http://www.sdcc.bnl.gov/brahms/private/list_hyper/brahms-dev-l/2485.html) >> >> > >I know what the problem is, and it's (again) related to the Autotools >paradigm shift. The problem is, that in config/config.mk, it says >something like > > $(component)_Dict.cxx $(component)_Dict.h:Include.h LinkDef.h > ... > >with newer Automakes, that results in the dependencies of say >`module/base/module_base_Dict.cxx' to be written to > > module/base/.deps/$(component)_Dict.Plo > >(the last part `.Plo' may be wrong), instead of > > module/base/.deps/module_base_Dict.Plo > >The fix is, to explicitly list the generated dictionary file in the >various `_SOURCES' lines of the Makefile.am's. Flemming, Kris, Hiro, >and I have discussed these matters at length, and I honestly thought >either Flemming, Hiro, or Kris had made these fixes (as well as the >`autogen' fix). I guess one of them has the fix lying around >somewhere. > > Where is the fix? I don't have one. > > > >>* Then, in the file >>util/BrIostream.h >> 1) using std::setprecesion; >> should be >> using std::setprecision; >> Typical physicist typo? ;-) >> >> > >That fortunately not mine :-) > I found that mistake. I guess I forgot to commit the change. (I don't even remember what I ate this morning. ) Hiro
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