server/Makefile.in, build/make_exports.awk and multiple lines...

[Justin Erenkrantz <je...@ebuilt.com>]

Brian's patch included the headers from the os-dependent dir when creating
apache.exports.  That's NBD, but in os/unix/unixd.h there is a multi-line
define (escaped with the \ char) - see line 109-110.  This confuses the
heck out of build/make_exports.awk as that case isn't handled.

And, since I'm not enough of an awk expert, I'm not really sure what to do.
I know that awk is line-based, so we'd need to add an extra state if we see 
an #ifdef and the last char on the line is a \ to treat the next line as 
being in the same state.  

I'd just as soon run another awk script entirely that joins any lines with
the last char \ to the same line.  It'd work...  -- justin

Re: server/Makefile.in, build/make_exports.awk and multiple lines...

[Jeff Trawick <tr...@bellsouth.net>]

Justin Erenkrantz <je...@ebuilt.com> writes:

> Brian's patch included the headers from the os-dependent dir when creating
> apache.exports.  That's NBD, but in os/unix/unixd.h there is a multi-line
> define (escaped with the \ char) - see line 109-110.  This confuses the
> heck out of build/make_exports.awk as that case isn't handled.

Somebody that wants to play in awk is welcome to do so... for now,
unixd.h was changed to skip the problem with continuations.

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