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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Is there a difference in (n)make between windows and unix.
From: steph@zend.com ("Steph Fox")

Hi Richard,

> What is happening is that the makefile has no knowledge of this header
> file, so it can't be used to make anything.
>
> Is this expected behaviour? Please don't focus on just TSRM/readdir.h
> as this was one file I picked at random (as I had edited it recently).

Yes that's expected behaviour. If you change a header file you need to 
rebuild from scratch (make clean - no idea if that works, never tried it 
under doze - deleting Release_TS or Debug_TS and running config.nice should 
be enough. If you add a file you need to remember to add it in config.w32 
(and config.m4), delete the build dirs and run buildconf. If you change 
something in .c source you can just run make and the existing build will be 
updated, but it's still best to do a clean build prior to committing those 
changes.

- Steph