On Wed, 7 Jul 2004, Patrick Welche wrote:

> If I set MKOBJDIRS=no or MKOBJ=no in /etc/mk.conf, and run build.sh, the
> make obj pass happens. If I build.sh -o, it doesn't. With MKOBJDIRS set
> to no in /etc/mk.conf, echoing the value of MKOBJDIRS in build.sh shows
> it set to yes.

"build.sh" adds MKOBJDIRS=yes to ${MAKEFLAGS} unless you use "-o". The 
idea is -- I believe -- that you don't need to run the "make obj" pass 
if you've only made minor changes to the sources since you last 
created the object directories.

You can't just never have object directories -- having objects in the 
source tree will interfere with subsequent "cvs update"'s. You should 
either use "-M", or "-O", or take the default value for "-O".

Frederick