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Invisible wrote:
> Short of a tool to actually analyse a source tree and figure out
> all the dependencies, it's difficult to handle this properly.
And that's why I've been saying that Make isn't really a very good tool for
maintaining that sort of thing.
> You would
> need a tool to read the entire source and compute the dependencies.
You already have that tool. It just doesn't output its results in a form
that Make can consume. Certainly the tools that generate the documentation
files know which output files depends on which other files.
> Thus, if any compiler source code changes,
Sure. I was asking whether if you change a test case, does "make test" just
run that one test case? I've never seen that done.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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"That was fatal?"
"He was holding a live grenade at the time."
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