RE: Using GNU Make with LSF

[Nestor Amaya]

It's my understanding that in recursive invocations of make, one can make
use of the "MAKELEVEL" automatic variable to control the recursive loop...
In my case, I only go one-level deep (i.e. there are no sub-sub-makes...) 

It does seem to be working, so I'll just ignore the warning for now.

Thanks,

Nestor

-----Original Message-----
From: Paul D. Smith [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 3:34 PM
To: Nestor Amaya
Cc: 'Thomas Chen'; 'address@hidden'
Subject: RE: Using GNU Make with LSF


%% Nestor Amaya <address@hidden> writes:

  na> I suspect the reason is #3... The sub-make processes have in fact
  na> been farmed out to other machines (this is LSF's
  na> raison-d'etre). Will this cause my parallel make to fail in the
  na> case where I have at most one make-level?

I'm not sure what the last sentence means, and since I know nothing
about how LSF works I probably can't answer your question anyway.  I'd
try it out and see what happens...

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