Makefile revision fb9f9b975cb9214fec5dab37d461199adab9b964
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if [
'$(PATCH_BUILD)' !=
'#' ] ;
then \
echo 'ERROR: $$(PATCH_MAKEUP_TABLE) not set' \
# The following is the list of directories which contain Makefiles with # targets to install header file. The machine independent headers are # installed by invoking the Makefile in the directory containing the # header files. Machine and architecture dependent headers are installed # in turn, is responsible for invoking the Makefiles which install headers. # It is done this way so as not to assume that all of the header files in # These aren't the only headers in closed. But the other directories # are simple enough that they can be driven from the src tree. # ensures that headers made by rpcgen and others are available in uts source # for kernel builds to reference without building install_h # edit onc plus source files. # Cross-reference customization: build a cross-reference over all of # the supported architectures. Although there's no correct way to set # the include path (since we don't know what architecture is the one # the user will be interested in), it's historically been set to # mirror the $(XRDIRS) list, and that works kinda sorta okay.