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Stephan Bergmann 009db59702 Only process with brand.pl the .keys and .desktop files ...and not also whatever other prerequisites those two rules might have (e.g., instdir/program/python.bin). Before `01344a8ca5` "convert sysui to gbuild and add to tail_build", the corresponding dmake code in sysui/desktop/share/makefile.mk had been > $(COMMONMISC)$/{$(PRODUCTLIST)}$/openoffice.keys : ../mimetypes/openoffice.mime brand.pl translate.pl ../productversion.mk $(ULFDIR)$/documents.ulf > $(COMMONMISC)$/{$(PRODUCTLIST)}$/openoffice.keys : ../mimetypes/{$(MIMELIST)}.keys [...] > @$(PERL) brand.pl -p $(PRODUCTNAME.$(@:d:d:f)) -u $(UNIXFILENAME.$(@:d:d:f)) --iconprefix '$(ICONPREFIX.$(@:d:d:f))-' $< $(MISC)/$(@:d:d:f) [...] and > $(LAUNCHERFLAGFILE) : ../productversion.mk brand.pl translate.pl $(ULFDIR)$/launcher_name.ulf $(ULFDIR)$/launcher_comment.ulf $(ULFDIR)/launcher_genericname.ulf $(ULFDIR)/launcher_unityquicklist.ulf > $(LAUNCHERFLAGFILE) : $(LAUNCHERDEPN) [...] > @$(PERL) brand.pl -p '$${{PRODUCTNAME}} $${{PRODUCTVERSION}}' -u $(UNIXWRAPPERNAME) --iconprefix '$${{UNIXBASISROOTNAME}}-' $< $(@:db).$(INPATH).$(@:f) [...] where Dmake's $< denotes "the list of prerequisites specified in the current rule" (<https://www.openoffice.org/tools/dmake/dmake_4.11.html>, section "RUNTIME MACROS"), whereas GNU Make's $^ denotes all prerequisites. Change-Id: Ie6efc5d9512408711db32502e0959b32ec232603 Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/91566 Tested-by: Jenkins Reviewed-by: Stephan Bergmann <sbergman@redhat.com>		2020-04-02 14:47:19 +02:00
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desktop	Fix Perl loop reading a list of file names from the command line	2020-04-02 13:13:39 +02:00
CustomTarget_deb.mk
CustomTarget_infoplist.mk
CustomTarget_rpm.mk
CustomTarget_share.mk	Only process with brand.pl the .keys and .desktop files	2020-04-02 14:47:19 +02:00
CustomTarget_solaris.mk
Makefile
Module_sysui.mk
Package_infoplist.mk
Package_osxicons.mk
Package_share.mk
productlist.mk
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.desktop files for various Linux distros, and similar stuff for other OSes