It does have sanity checks today. You build xsrc by running the top level
Makefile (ala xsrc/Makefile). That will do a remake of Makefiles, etc as it
does it's makes.

James

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>I just got bit by a CVS update to Imakefile not propagating to Makefile.
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>Matthias Scheler (in private email) rightly points out this is well understood
>behaviour, and make cleandir fixes things.
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>But to protect the innocent, I suggest xsrc should be an element of build.sh
>to ensure it has a clean build method irrespective of whats changed in CVS.
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>cheers
>	-George
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