Re: make port for OS/2

[Paul D. Smith]

%% Andreas Buening <address@hidden> writes:

  ab> I'd like to add support for OS/2 to GNU make. If I remember
  ab> correctly I have to ask address@hidden for some paperwork
  ab> I have to sign first.

  ab> Please reply answers directly to me as I haven't subscribed
  ab> to any make mailing list.

Assuming you would like to continue to contribute and update the port,
the assignment you want to request is the "past and future change
assignment" form.  You can request it by following these instructions.

BTW, it's best if you start with the latest CVS versions.  For one
thing, I have enhanced the CVS versions to use the latest autoconf,
automake, and gettext versions which should make porting simpler.  Let
me know if you need help with this.

Thanks for your interest in improving GNU make!

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