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Fix line endings

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Leo Treggiari 2006-03-07 18:33:01 +00:00
parent 52341a3587
commit bdc33b193c
40 changed files with 34126 additions and 34126 deletions

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@ -1260,11 +1260,11 @@ public class Option extends BuildObject implements IOption {
/* /*
* In order to determine the current value of an option, perform the following steps until a value is found: * In order to determine the current value of an option, perform the following steps until a value is found:
* 1. Examine the value attribute of the option. * 1. Examine the value attribute of the option.
* 2. Examine the value attribute of the options superClass recursively. * 2. Examine the value attribute of the options superClass recursively.
* 3. Examine the dynamicDefaultValue attribute of the option and invoke it if specified. (not yet implemented) * 3. Examine the dynamicDefaultValue attribute of the option and invoke it if specified. (not yet implemented)
* 4. Examine the defaultValue attribute of the option. * 4. Examine the defaultValue attribute of the option.
* 5. Examine the dynamicDefaultValue attribute of the options superClass and invoke it if specified. (not yet implemented) * 5. Examine the dynamicDefaultValue attribute of the options superClass and invoke it if specified. (not yet implemented)
* 6. Examine the defaultValue attribute of the options superClass. * 6. Examine the defaultValue attribute of the options superClass.
* 7. Go to step 5 recursively until no more super classes. * 7. Go to step 5 recursively until no more super classes.
* 8. Use the default value for the option type. * 8. Use the default value for the option type.
*/ */

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@ -73,20 +73,20 @@ import org.eclipse.core.runtime.IPath;
* We can use this to ensure that the dependency files are up to date * We can use this to ensure that the dependency files are up to date
* by adding rules to the make file for generating the dependency files. * by adding rules to the make file for generating the dependency files.
* These rules are returned by the call to getDependencyCommands. * These rules are returned by the call to getDependencyCommands.
* However, this has a significant problem when we dont want to build * However, this has a significant problem when we dont want to build
* the build target, but only want to clean the configuration, * the build target, but only want to clean the configuration,
* for example. If we invoke make just to clean the configuration, * for example. If we invoke make just to clean the configuration,
* make will still update the dependency files if necessary, thereby * make will still update the dependency files if necessary, thereby
* re-generating the dependency files only to immediately delete them. * re-generating the dependency files only to immediately delete them.
* The workaround suggested by the make documentation is to check for * The workaround suggested by the make documentation is to check for
* an invocation using the clean target, and to not include the * an invocation using the clean target, and to not include the
* dependency files it that case. For example, * dependency files it that case. For example,
* *
* ifneq ($(MAKECMDGOALS),clean) * ifneq ($(MAKECMDGOALS),clean)
* include $(DEPS) * include $(DEPS)
* endif * endif
* *
* The restriction with this is that it only works if clean is the only * The restriction with this is that it only works if clean is the only
* target specified on the make command line. Therefore, the build * target specified on the make command line. Therefore, the build
* "clean" step must be invoked separately. * "clean" step must be invoked separately.
*/ */