From: croley AT sarl DOT corp DOT mot DOT com (David Croley)
Subject: Re: configure fails to recurse in B20
5 Dec 1998 00:58:40 -0800
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N8TM AT aol DOT com wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 12/4/98 2:54:14 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> croley AT sarl DOT corp DOT mot DOT com writes:
> 
> << I've been working with B20.
> 
>  No matter what I try, it seems that configure will no recurse and configure
>  all the subdirectories that it should.  This happens with a number of the
>  tools that I try to build.
> 
>  If I run configure at the top level of the cdk source, only the top level and
>  the "intl" and "mmalloc" directories get configured.
> 
>  Anyone have any pointers? This didn't happen with B19, but that was on a
>  different machine. >>
> Did you read the announcement?  B20 doesn't do configures on W95.  The latest
> egcs snapshot has regained B19 compatibility.  On my NT/SP3 box, using  the
> corresponding coolview setup, it does OK although it can run over an hour in a
> configure.  Some improvement on that has been promised.

I found a work around. This is on NT SP3. I was trying to run configure on my
d: partition which is an NTFS partition. Moving to C: (FAT) seems to solve the
problem. Probably a bug, but avoidable for now. It looks like the shell "-d"
test is failing after the first two recursions. I can provide more detailed
info if requested.

David
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