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Date: Mon, 19 Apr 1999 15:18:52 +1000
From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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To: chris@holly.dyndns.org, dcs@newsguy.com
Subject: Re: i386/11204: config -g -> no kernel, only kernel.debug
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>>  I thought the target "all" was required in the procedure.
>
>   The 'all' target is run by default.  The target that was
>forgotten was 'depend'.

No, the first target is run by default.  The `all' target is just an
optional convention.  No target was forgotten, but the order of the
targets is broken.  Recent changes made the brokenness more visible.

Previous order and names:

kernel: ...
swapkernel.o: ...
all: kernel

Current order and names:

${FULLKERNEL}: ...
swapkernel.o: ...
all: kernel

Correct order and names:

all: ${KERNEL}
swap${KERNEL}.o: ...		# not in logical order, but that doesn't matter
${FULLKERNEL}: ...

Bruce


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