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Date: 22 Feb 1997 02:37:37 GMT
From: peter@spinner.DIALix.COM (Peter Wemm)
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Subject: Re: Missing sources under gdb?
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In article <199702212202.QAA06337@jupiter.mcs.net>,
	karl@Mcs.Net (Karl Denninger) writes:
>> 
>> Karl Denninger stands accused of saying:
>> > > 
>> > > Try 'cvs update 'Pd'.  Gdb has moved, and you're not cleaning it out
>> > > correctly.  This has been discussed here at least half a dozen times
>> > > in the last three or so weeks.
>> > 
>> > That's "cvs update -Pd", right?
[..]
>> > No change.  If I REMOVE it and use "cvs update ." it comes right back where
>> > it was.  Is my CVS tree wrecked?  I even went back and cvsup'd again, just
>> > to make sure I'm current -- I am.
[..]
> Did that, didn't change a thing.
> 
> The -Pd should REMOVE irrelavent things, right?  So if gdb has moved, why is
> this library directory (and the rest of it) still there?

You are remembering to update src/contrib/gdb as well, aren't you?

If so, check your .depend files, they often have the old pathnames and
do not adapt to the .PATH settings in Makefile automatically.  Do a
'make cleandepend' to be sure.  The bulk of the gdb code moved from
gnu/usr.bin/gdb to src/contrib/gdb and the remaining files are bmake glue
to build it in a way compatable with the general build system.

-Peter