Re: Fix for makefile bug - tests regardless of what was built

[Jeffrey A Law <law at cygnus dot com>]

  In message <38C1DA27.883D71D2@melbpc.org.au>you write:
  > Currently if you type "make check" the makefile tries to test
  > every language, even programs that weren't copnfigured. This
  > patch chanegs the behaviour so that only C plus any other
  > languages that were configured will get tested. This was just a
  > matter of moving the makefile fragments into the Make-lang
  > fragments for the relevant languages.
This sounds like a good thing to fix.   A few comments on the patch:

  > ---------------->>> here are the diffs
  > diff -Nrc3p egcs-20000228/gcc/ChangeLog
  > egcs-20000228.new/gcc/ChangeLog
  > *** egcs-20000228/gcc/ChangeLog Wed Mar  1 19:33:24 2000
  > --- egcs-20000228.new/gcc/ChangeLog     Wed Mar  1 19:59:06 2000
  > ***************
  > *** 1,3 ****
  > --- 1,8 ----
  > + Wed 1 Mar 20:07:03 2000 Tim Josling <tej@melbpc.org.au>
  > + 
  > +       * moved tests (check:, check-*) to Make-lang.in for each
  > language
  > +       other than C.
Do not send ChangeLog entries as diffs.  Send them as plaintext.

The format of a ChangeLog entry is

<tab> * filename (function name or make target): What changed.

Please change your ChangeLog entries to conform to proper standards.

  > ! #CHECK_TARGETS = check-gcc check-g++ check-g77 check-objc 
Go ahead and remove this line completely.

  > ! # other targets than C moved to Make-lang.in for each target
I think this would be better
# For targets other than C, the check targets are contained in the Make-lang.in
# Makefile fragments.

Can you please make those changes and resubmit your patch?  

THanks,
jeff