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On Fri, 2010-11-19 at 21:39 -0500, Gaetan Nadon wrote:
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+ rm -f $(moduledir)/multimedia/bt829_drv.la
+ rm -f $(moduledir)/multimedia/fi1236_drv.la
+ rm -f $(moduledir)/multimedia/msp3430_drv.la
+ rm -f $(moduledir)/multimedia/tda8425_drv.la
+ rm -f $(moduledir)/multimedia/tda9850_drv.la
+ rm -f $(moduledir)/multimedia/tda9885_drv.la
+ rm -f $(moduledir)/multimedia/uda1380_drv.la
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All of the remove commands should have $(AM_V_GEN) in front of the rm command for the silent rules.<BR>
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What I should have been suggesting is to use $(AM_V_at) as it is used in several places in the server already.
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hw/xfree86/Makefile.in: $(AM_V_at)rm -f Xorg && $(MAKE) Xorg
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It will simply suppress the output. As Alan pointed out, it is not very important as the output<BR>
for "install" is fairly busy anyway. However, in Makefile.am it will show that this target has been taken care of<BR>
like all others and it will prevent someone from adding $(AM_V_GEN).<BR>
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If there is a low cost opportunity to do it...
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