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> Date: Tue, 03 Dec 2002 10:01:52 +0000
> From: Richard Dawe <rich AT phekda DOT freeserve DOT co DOT uk>
> 
> We currently have this in src/makefile.inc:
> 
>     .SUFFIXES: .o .i .c .cc .s
> 
> My test situation was this:
> 
>     cd /path/to/djgpp/tree
>     cd src
>     mkdir foo
>     cd foo
>     touch foo.c foo.S
> 
> ---Start src/foo/Makefile---
> TOP=.
> 
> #SRC += foo.c
> SRC += foo.S
> 
> include $(TOP)/../makefile.inc
> ---End src/foo/Makefile---
z> 
> I tried: shifting .s to the front; adding .S to the end; adding .S to the
> front. None of this made any difference: the .c file was always compiled and
> the .S file was always ignored, when I did "make clean && make all" in
> src/foo.

Try removing .c from .SUFFIXES altogether.

If all else fails, run Make with -d and look in the report it prints
why did it ignore foo.S and took foo.c.

> BTW why isn't .S in .SUFFIXES?

Because of the case-insensitivity?

We used not to have .S files in djlsr, I think.  It's something that
happened only lately, so perhaps this is a simple omission.