Added a new target "programs" to the makefile. fbsd72-i386-build11 fbsd72-i386-build12 fbsd72-i386-build13 fbsd72-i386-build14 fbsd72-i386-build3 fbsd72-i386-build4 fbsd72-i386-build5 fbsd72-i386-build6 fbsd72-i386-build7 fbsd72-i386-build8 fc11-i386-build1 fc11-i386-build2 fc11-x64-build1 fc11-x64-build2 fc11-x64-build3 lenny-x64-build22 lenny-x64-build23 lenny-x64-build24 sid-i386-build67 sid-i386-build68
authorJohn Darrington <john@darrington.wattle.id.au>
Mon, 28 Sep 2009 18:27:04 +0000 (20:27 +0200)
committerJohn Darrington <john@darrington.wattle.id.au>
Mon, 28 Sep 2009 18:27:04 +0000 (20:27 +0200)
commit161df84f01bd630fb20878a3802d7eebf58c67b9
tree960a17f63bf38bca34e1c208694c321813cca1b2
parent7665da99ed70c1a5ffee47e99e1672244b444ed4
Added a new target "programs" to the makefile.

When a source file is changed, the "all" target (correctly) rebuilds
the po/pspp.pot file and remerges the PO files for all supported translations,
and then builds .gmo files for each of them.   Whilst this is correct behaviour,
it will become an unmitigated nuisance for developers as more and more
translations are added.

This change adds a new target called "programs" which builds the binaries, but
not the ancilliary targets. This target is more convienient for working on
changes to the source code, when translations are not of interest.
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