[Ulf Lamping <ulf.lamping@xxxxxx>]

Joerg Mayer wrote:

> On Fri, Jun 04, 2004 at 10:40:40AM +0200, Ulf Lamping wrote:
>  
>
> > Didn't included the chm file generation itself, the hhc compiler returns 
> > a bad error code even if generation was ok, so it will stop the 
> > makefile.nmake from continue :-(((
> >    
>
> Normal make supports something like @command  (e.g. @rm -f /)
> which will ignore errors even if they occur. Does nmake have something
> like that too?
>  
Hmmm, what's a *normal* make ;-)

nmake knows something like:

-1 cmd

so error levels 0 and 1 will be ok as returned error levels. I've 
checked in a change in the gtk Makefile.nmake.

I've also checked in a change for config.nmake to set the path for hhc 
(MS html help compiler), and a link where to download it.

The .chm file will only be generated, if the HHC setting in config.nmake 
points to the hhc.exe.

Both DOXYGEN and HHC settings in config.nmake are commented out by default.

So if you like to generate the developer documentation, you have to 
change these settings in config.nmake and call the Makefile.nmake target 
in the gtk dir.

Regards, ULFL