2007/05/29 14:16:04 cmc 1.144.4.1: #i77898# detect 64bit ppc environment, being careful to check the size of long as the default env for ppc64 userspace is generally 32bit
2007/05/29 14:16:04 cmc 1.204.4.1: #i77898# detect 64bit ppc environment, being careful to check the size of long as the default env for ppc64 userspace is generally 32bit
2007/01/21 23:21:13 vq 1.6.2.1: #i73661# Improve case insensitive directory caching on case sensitive
file systems but it is *not* recommended to to so. A comment was added
to the man page emphasizing this.
2007/04/24 17:42:29 vq 1.9.2.7: #i73700# Release dmake 4.8.
2007/03/27 17:21:15 vq 1.9.2.6: #i10000# Fix typos in manual.
This patch was provided by shay@openoffice.org.
2007/03/24 04:29:05 vq 1.9.2.5: #i75697# Document the special treatment of $? for the :! ruleop.
2007/03/23 20:40:40 vq 1.9.2.4: #i73499# Add documentation and testcase.
2007/01/30 04:24:46 vq 1.9.2.3: #i73996# Update man page.
2007/01/21 23:21:13 vq 1.9.2.2: #i73661# Improve case insensitive directory caching on case sensitive
file systems but it is *not* recommended to to so. A comment was added
to the man page emphasizing this.
2007/01/21 03:00:38 vq 1.9.2.1: #i73700# Bump version to 4.8-cvs.
2007/04/24 17:42:29 vq 1.7.2.7: #i73700# Release dmake 4.8.
2007/03/27 17:21:15 vq 1.7.2.6: #i10000# Fix typos in manual.
This patch was provided by shay@openoffice.org.
2007/03/24 04:29:05 vq 1.7.2.5: #i75697# Document the special treatment of $? for the :! ruleop.
2007/03/23 20:40:39 vq 1.7.2.4: #i73499# Add documentation and testcase.
2007/01/30 04:24:46 vq 1.7.2.3: #i73996# Update man page.
2007/01/21 23:21:13 vq 1.7.2.2: #i73661# Improve case insensitive directory caching on case sensitive
file systems but it is *not* recommended to to so. A comment was added
to the man page emphasizing this.
2007/01/21 03:00:38 vq 1.7.2.1: #i73700# Bump version to 4.8-cvs.
2007/03/17 19:00:38 vq 1.4.2.2: #i73499# Add new .WINPATH attribute to generate Windows style paths
(with regular slashes) instead of the default cygwin style (POSIX)
paths for dmake's dynamic macros.
This attribute is specific for cygwin dmake executables and non-cygwin
environments ignore this attribute.
The windows style paths use regular slashes ('/') instead of the
usual windows backslash ('\') as directory separator to avoid quoting
problems (It still is a cygwin dmake!) and cygwin as well as native
windows programs should have no problems using this (c:/foo/bar) path
representation.
The affected macros are $@, $*, $>, $?, $<, $&, $^ and $(PWD),
$(MAKEDIR) and $(TMD).
Examples:
Content of $(PWD) without .WINPATH (default): /cygdrive/c/temp
Content of $(PWD) with .WINPATH set: c:/temp
2007/01/30 02:39:45 vq 1.4.2.1: #i73996# Avoid relative paths going up to the root directory.
2007/03/19 04:58:52 vq 1.9.2.6: #i73499# Restrict function to cygwin only use.
2007/03/18 15:02:10 vq 1.9.2.5: #i73499# Add missing include statement.
2007/03/17 19:00:38 vq 1.9.2.4: #i73499# Add new .WINPATH attribute to generate Windows style paths
(with regular slashes) instead of the default cygwin style (POSIX)
paths for dmake's dynamic macros.
This attribute is specific for cygwin dmake executables and non-cygwin
environments ignore this attribute.
The windows style paths use regular slashes ('/') instead of the
usual windows backslash ('\') as directory separator to avoid quoting
problems (It still is a cygwin dmake!) and cygwin as well as native
windows programs should have no problems using this (c:/foo/bar) path
representation.
The affected macros are $@, $*, $>, $?, $<, $&, $^ and $(PWD),
$(MAKEDIR) and $(TMD).
Examples:
Content of $(PWD) without .WINPATH (default): /cygdrive/c/temp
Content of $(PWD) with .WINPATH set: c:/temp
2007/03/17 02:36:27 vq 1.9.2.3: #i10000# Trivial fix.
2007/03/14 00:51:37 vq 1.9.2.2: #i10000# No real change, only comments were added or modified.
2007/01/30 02:39:45 vq 1.9.2.1: #i73996# Avoid relative paths going up to the root directory.
2007/03/17 19:00:38 vq 1.10.2.1: #i73499# Add new .WINPATH attribute to generate Windows style paths
(with regular slashes) instead of the default cygwin style (POSIX)
paths for dmake's dynamic macros.
This attribute is specific for cygwin dmake executables and non-cygwin
environments ignore this attribute.
The windows style paths use regular slashes ('/') instead of the
usual windows backslash ('\') as directory separator to avoid quoting
problems (It still is a cygwin dmake!) and cygwin as well as native
windows programs should have no problems using this (c:/foo/bar) path
representation.
The affected macros are $@, $*, $>, $?, $<, $&, $^ and $(PWD),
$(MAKEDIR) and $(TMD).
Examples:
Content of $(PWD) without .WINPATH (default): /cygdrive/c/temp
Content of $(PWD) with .WINPATH set: c:/temp
2007/01/30 02:39:45 vq 1.2.2.2: #i73996# Avoid relative paths going up to the root directory.
2007/01/21 23:21:12 vq 1.2.2.1: #i73661# Improve case insensitive directory caching on case sensitive
file systems but it is *not* recommended to to so. A comment was added
to the man page emphasizing this.
2007/04/09 03:06:53 vq 1.8.2.6: #i73499# Fix potential problem with m_at getting freed without being
initalized first.
2007/03/24 04:29:04 vq 1.8.2.5: #i75697# Document the special treatment of $? for the :! ruleop.
2007/03/17 19:00:38 vq 1.8.2.4: #i73499# Add new .WINPATH attribute to generate Windows style paths
(with regular slashes) instead of the default cygwin style (POSIX)
paths for dmake's dynamic macros.
This attribute is specific for cygwin dmake executables and non-cygwin
environments ignore this attribute.
The windows style paths use regular slashes ('/') instead of the
usual windows backslash ('\') as directory separator to avoid quoting
problems (It still is a cygwin dmake!) and cygwin as well as native
windows programs should have no problems using this (c:/foo/bar) path
representation.
The affected macros are $@, $*, $>, $?, $<, $&, $^ and $(PWD),
$(MAKEDIR) and $(TMD).
Examples:
Content of $(PWD) without .WINPATH (default): /cygdrive/c/temp
Content of $(PWD) with .WINPATH set: c:/temp
2007/01/30 02:39:45 vq 1.8.2.3: #i73996# Avoid relative paths going up to the root directory.
2007/01/27 00:51:12 vq 1.8.2.2: #i739183 Mark the internal macros PWD, MAKEDIR and TMD as precious.
Also commit some small macro relates clean ups and comment changes.
2007/01/23 02:25:52 vq 1.8.2.1: #i10000# Small cosmetic changes.
2007/03/17 19:00:37 vq 1.6.16.1: #i73499# Add new .WINPATH attribute to generate Windows style paths
(with regular slashes) instead of the default cygwin style (POSIX)
paths for dmake's dynamic macros.
This attribute is specific for cygwin dmake executables and non-cygwin
environments ignore this attribute.
The windows style paths use regular slashes ('/') instead of the
usual windows backslash ('\') as directory separator to avoid quoting
problems (It still is a cygwin dmake!) and cygwin as well as native
windows programs should have no problems using this (c:/foo/bar) path
representation.
The affected macros are $@, $*, $>, $?, $<, $&, $^ and $(PWD),
$(MAKEDIR) and $(TMD).
Examples:
Content of $(PWD) without .WINPATH (default): /cygdrive/c/temp
Content of $(PWD) with .WINPATH set: c:/temp
2007/03/17 19:00:37 vq 1.5.2.2: #i73499# Add new .WINPATH attribute to generate Windows style paths
(with regular slashes) instead of the default cygwin style (POSIX)
paths for dmake's dynamic macros.
This attribute is specific for cygwin dmake executables and non-cygwin
environments ignore this attribute.
The windows style paths use regular slashes ('/') instead of the
usual windows backslash ('\') as directory separator to avoid quoting
problems (It still is a cygwin dmake!) and cygwin as well as native
windows programs should have no problems using this (c:/foo/bar) path
representation.
The affected macros are $@, $*, $>, $?, $<, $&, $^ and $(PWD),
$(MAKEDIR) and $(TMD).
Examples:
Content of $(PWD) without .WINPATH (default): /cygdrive/c/temp
Content of $(PWD) with .WINPATH set: c:/temp
2007/01/27 00:51:12 vq 1.5.2.1: #i739183 Mark the internal macros PWD, MAKEDIR and TMD as precious.
Also commit some small macro relates clean ups and comment changes.
