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It is not necessary to generate the manpages in the source directory during a split build; ‘make dist’ can still find them in the build directory and put them in the tarball. Also add some defensive logic to the .x.1 rule to ensure that bin/command and tests/command exist before generating man/command.1. Without this, if you do a sufficiently parallel build, help2man may generate the manpage from an older installed copy of ‘command’. (Ideally, we wouldn’t have to run ‘command’ at all and this would not be an issue, but ‘help2man’ doesn’t appear to support that.) After this patch, the only files written to the source directory during the ‘make’ phase of a split build (starting from a clean Git checkout) are doc/version.texi doc/stamp-vti doc/autoconf.info doc/standards.info These are not under our control, they’re being created by automake’s built-in rules for Texinfo documentation. * man/local.mk: Replace all instances of $(mansrcdir) with literal ‘man’. (.x.1): Ensure that bin/command, tests/command, and the man directory exist before creating man/command.1. |
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