From: bag.puss@usa.net (Ian Collins)
Subject: b19 and make
1 Mar 1998 23:14:03 -0800
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I am trying to compile a program suite using the makefiles that I used
successfully in b18. This is causing some problems as the make appears
to behave differently.
I have a number of rules setup within make. One of which is, (sigh, yes
a lot of this package is in Fortran, which is auto translated to C):

..f.o:
    cd $(<D); $(F77) $(F77FLAGS) -c `basename $<'

I find that the $(F77) invariably runs in the directory ABOVE the one in
which the make started. I am using these same make rules not only in b19
and b18 but also on about seven different dialects of Unix with no
problems.

Any ideas anyone?


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