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- /* $XConsortium: README.building /main/2 1996/07/15 14:12:43 drk $ */
- Since dtksh does not use anything like a normal build environment,
- here are some hints.
- - Make a Makefile in cdesrc/cde1/dtksh as if it were a normal
- component
- - make includes; make all
- dtksh will build initially fine.
- Now, if you change anything, you'll find that just typing "make"
- doesn't do anything. What you have to do is go to
- cdesrc/cde1/dtksh/ksh93/ship. Under there you'll find a distorted
- version of the directory structure under ksh93. Find the directory
- that corresponds to the directory that contains your change and
- remove the file "BUILT". Now cd back up to dtksh and make, and
- dtksh should remake itself. Of course, it will recompile many
- more files than you actually built, since dtksh does not use
- make in any recognizable way.
- In fact, it appears the best thing to do is go to cde1/dtksh
- and run "ksh MakeClean" which will blow away many files and force
- a clean make.
- Be extremely careful: Just because you get a dtksh built at
- the end does *not* mean the build was successful. There
- are several auxiliary binaries in ksh93/bin that must be built.
- Make sure that ksh93/bin looks like this at the end:
- urth 1331$ pwd
- /scde/SunOS_sparc/opt/stable/build/cde1/dtksh/ksh93/bin
- urth 1332$ ls
- feature* ksh* proto* silent*
- ignore* pax* shcomp* suid_exec*
- If any of these are missing, search carefully back through
- the make log looking for errors.
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