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Don't use the dummy functional on windows

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since MSVC headers contain all the SGI extensions we use
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Fridrich Štrba 2011-02-08 10:21:12 +01:00
parent ef2942e54d
commit ad6ae59025
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stlport/makefile.mk
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@ -36,19 +36,19 @@ TARGET=so_stlport
.IF "$(USE_SYSTEM_STL)"=="YES"
.IF "$(OS)"=="SOLARIS" && "$(COM)"!="GCC"
.IF ("$(OS)"=="SOLARIS" && "$(COM)"!="GCC") | ("$(OS)"=="WNT" && "$(COM)"!="GCC")
# System STL when building with SunStudio is just a version of STLport
# which comes with the compiler
all:
@echo "Nothing to do"
.ELSE #"$(OS)"=="SOLARIS" && "$(COM)"!="GCC"
.ELSE #("$(OS)"=="SOLARIS" && "$(COM)"!="GCC") | ("$(OS)"=="WNT" && "$(COM)"!="GCC")
#
# If you choose to build without stlport, some headers will be used to bring the
# sgi extensions into the std namespace:
$(INCCOM)$/stlport$/functional: systemstl$/$$(@:f)
$(MKDIRHIER) $(@:d)
$(COPY) $< $@
.ENDIF #"$(OS)"=="SOLARIS" && "$(COM)"!="GCC"
.ENDIF #("$(OS)"=="SOLARIS" && "$(COM)"!="GCC") | ("$(OS)"=="WNT" && "$(COM)"!="GCC")
.ELSE # "$(USE_SYSTEM_STL)"