David.Detlefs@DLD.AVALON.CS.CMU.EDU (07/25/89)
In the libg++-1.35.1 Makefile, one of the targets is install-sys-include-files: -mkdir $(IDIR)/sys -cd $(PWD)/g++-include/sys; \ FILES=`find . -type f -print`; \ cd $(IDIR)/sys; \ rm -fr $$FILES; \ cd $(PWD)/g++-include/sys; \ FILES=`find . -type f -print`; \ for file in $$FILES; do \ --> rm -f $(IDIR)/$$file; \ --> cp $$file $(IDIR)/$$file; \ --> chmod 0444 $(IDIR)/$$file; \ --> echo $$file installed; \ done This incorrectly installs the sys include files in the top-level directory. The four lines pointed at should read: rm -f $(IDIR)/sys/$$file; \ cp $$file $(IDIR)/sys/$$file; \ chmod 0444 $(IDIR)/sys/$$file; \ echo sys/$$file installed; \ Thanks.... Dave