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gsample3.make: No such file or directory #2
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One workaround (imo. unsatisfactory) is to disable building for cross targets:
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Fixes epics-modules#2: - does not use makefile snippets (which were adding test execution to the build) - tap file lists are created when running the tests - 'tapfiles' target directly depends on test run in case tests have not been run yet
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Fixes epics-modules#2: - does not use makefile snippets (which were adding test execution to the build) - tap file lists are created when running the tests - 'tapfiles' target directly depends on test run in case tests have not been run yet
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Fixes epics-modules#2: - does not use makefile snippets (which were adding test execution to the build) - tap file lists are created when running the tests - 'tapfiles' target directly depends on test run in case tests have not been run yet - dependency chain is undefined on platforms where tests can't run
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The rule for
%.list
needs to run a target executable on all targets. This isn't possible with eg. a mingw cross build.Attempting to do so ends with a somewhat confusing error:
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