We use the "build" rather than "make" target
# needs to be done. However, we're careful not to overwrite GNUmakefile
# if it hasn't changed, so that dependency-generation isn't forced
# every time.
# needs to be done. However, we're careful not to overwrite GNUmakefile
# if it hasn't changed, so that dependency-generation isn't forced
# every time.
-$(foreach SUBDIR,$(SUBDIRS),make.library.$(SUBDIR)):\
+# I doubt that the makefile way will work with ndp, so filter it out and use
+# a rule below to call build.library.ndp instead
+$(foreach SUBDIR,$(filter-out ndp,$(SUBDIRS)),make.library.$(SUBDIR)):\
make.library.%: stamp/configure.library.build$(CONFIGURE_STAMP_EXTRAS).% \
%/setup/Setup ifBuildable/ifBuildable installPackage/installPackage
if ifBuildable/ifBuildable $*; then \
make.library.%: stamp/configure.library.build$(CONFIGURE_STAMP_EXTRAS).% \
%/setup/Setup ifBuildable/ifBuildable installPackage/installPackage
if ifBuildable/ifBuildable $*; then \
../installPackage/installPackage register --inplace; \
fi
../installPackage/installPackage register --inplace; \
fi
+# Hack for ndp, as described above
+make.library.ndp: build.library.ndp
+
# Build the library using 'setup build' (not the default)
$(foreach SUBDIR,$(SUBDIRS),build.library.$(SUBDIR)):\
build.library.%: stamp/configure.library.build$(CONFIGURE_STAMP_EXTRAS).% \
# Build the library using 'setup build' (not the default)
$(foreach SUBDIR,$(SUBDIRS),build.library.$(SUBDIR)):\
build.library.%: stamp/configure.library.build$(CONFIGURE_STAMP_EXTRAS).% \