to the _end_ of $PATH before using tools that are normally in
/usr/games. I broke this in rev.1.9 by assuming that these tools
are in $PATH (as they are for `make world' unless NOTOOLS is set).
Revs.1.10-1.13 of this file had various wrong fixes. Rev.1.18
of src/Makefile.inc1 has an incomplete fix.
PR: 7936
Fixed comments about what to comment out to [not] install the
potentially offensive fortunes. This should be configured using
an ifdef.
Fixed missing dependencies of fortunes.dat on fortunes, etc.
Removed bogus dependency of `all' on source files.
Fixed some style bugs.
path in src/Makefile.inc. The code that I'm backing out didn't work
anyway since exists() checks for a file in .PATH (and /usr/games/strfile
doesn't exist there), so the test was always defaulting to ../strfile/strfile
which breaks cross-compiled builds.
before it is installed.
This upsets Bruce because the host boostrap build forces tools to be
static anyway. He says I'm abusing NOTOOLS in src/Makefile by using
it to do a aout->elf transition build. One day I'll find a place to
install host tools like these to allow a true cross build.
PR7402 was even less suitable for committing almost verbatim than at
first appearance. Rev.1.9 of primes.c has at least the following defects.
- no update for man page.
- no update for usage string.
- blowing away of a previous commit to change EOF to -1 in getopt() test.
- blowing away of a previous commit to fix printf format errors.
- new printf format errors.
- one gratuitous ANSIism.
- two style bugs.
- ... and a partition in a pear tree.
PR: 7402
Honor LDFLAGS for building internal tools.
Always build intermediate object files explicitly so that binaries don't
change when they are rebuilt.
Fixed some style bugs.
Restored a variant of explicit rule for `setup', with modifications to
always build setup.o so that `setup' doesn't change every time it is
rebuilt because it has a temporary file name in it.
compiler warnings go away, but the compiler is throwing away 32-bits
as the long value is silently truncated to an int on alpha. But the
program works, so that must not matter.
