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TeHsU · Seasoned Helper Joined: Mar 20 2003 Posts: 101 Offline

nice, i cant find security.so i looked all over asss.yi.org, i wonder if im blind
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Grelminar · Creator of Asss Joined: Feb 26 2003 Posts: 378 Offline

Ignoring absolute paths is deliberate, because there's no need to put those in the deps file, because they don't change. Yes, that means makedeps will spit out a warning, but so what? Am I missing something?

fcloseall is a glibc extension. If you don't have it, just comment out that line from unixsignal.c. It's not important.

i88gerbils · Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 9:33 am Post subject:

I find I need them if I installed them where I did, and so did 2 other people. I think it makes it much easier then figuring out why mysql, python, and bdb exist on a system in their default locations and yet asss makefiles won't find them when defined in 1.4.x's system.mk. If you're going to ignore absolute paths you might as well get rid of system.mk anyway.
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Dr Brain · Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 2:06 pm Post subject:

I think you're just assuming the warnings were your problem, when in fact, they probably weren't.

The absoulte paths are needed for the CFLAGS, gerbils. They're not needed for the deps though, because, as grel said, they don't change (and if they do, you can just make clean).
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TeHsU · Seasoned Helper Joined: Mar 20 2003 Posts: 101 Offline

Well, if you look at my errors, it makes a bad deps.mk, and the only way to fix it is by entering the information in by hand, which i did and had a good compile, i put the right path into system.mk and it still cant find mysql.h Python.h db.h, and so on

Dr Brain · Posted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 7:34 am Post subject:

The errors you had weren't related to the deps file.