> The Python Makefiles do not contain enough dependency information to > do incremental builds safely. If you change a .h file, none of the .c > files that use it will be re-compiled unless they were also changed. > This makes it a bit more tedious to test new code, because you need to > do a make clean to be sure you're getting everything. > > I know next-to-nothing about makefiles. Is there anyone with some > expertise in this area who could contribute better dependency > information? Or is the lack of dependency information a conscious > decision? No, it's gradually been degraded. There's a "make depend" target that's broken beyond repair. I hope someone helps you to fix this! --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://dinsdale.python.org/~guido/)
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