Show quoted text> Maybe it's because you're using a different Perl. What version is it?
My perl is version 5.10.
Show quoted text> Can you attach your Makefile?
Sure, follows below.
Show quoted text> My make file (made by Perl 5.6.2 MakeMaker) doesn't have any .s.o rule, so it
> doesn't matter that .s is in the list of recognized suffixes .SUFFIXES.
Well, my make is not gnu make, but rather the make from NetBSD.
It automatically consults /usr/share/mk/sys.mk, which among other
stuff has this rule:
.s.o:
${COMPILE.s} ${.IMPSRC}
so that rule is applied due to the .SUFFIXES setting in the Makefile.
Show quoted text> I'm sure I just have to package up a new version soon without the extraneous
> files (and an improved make file where 'clean' cleans them up), but I'd still
> like to understand.
I understand.
Regards,
- Håvard