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This directory contains the source for Make as used by JATS.
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There are several reasons for not using a pre-packaged make. These include:
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1) Need correct compile options for Win32
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2) Need to control the version of make, so that we know which
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features are available.
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3) Simplify installation.
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The basic structure of this directory is:
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* Tar of the original make sources (3.81)
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* Machine specific subdirectories that contain files that have been
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changed for each of the subdirectories.
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Building Make
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1) Create a source tree using the tar file and the platform specific
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changed source files.
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2) Use the native build methodology
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Windows: Use make_msvc_net2003.sln
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Unix : ./configure
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Change the VERSION to "3.81.jats"
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make
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3) Copy the resultant .exe to the machine-specific JATS BIN directory
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and call it xmake.exe.
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Check the file in to version control.
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We don't build the JATS utilities every release.
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Notes on changes to the make source
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Windows
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Need to build for an MKS shell as this provides the escaping expected by
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the rest of the build system
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Linux
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Correct the TimeStamp logic to allow for a 1/2 second difference in file
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times. Required due to issues with the NFS time.
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Solaris
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None: But the Linux TimeStamp fix could be good
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