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In article <1cctv0INNimk@agate.berkeley.edu> izumi@mindseye.berkeley.edu  
(Izumi Ohzawa) writes:
 >When you do "Make depend" in a project directory, Release 3.0
 >make produces a huge Makefile.dependencies file.
 >The file includes all the  system include files inaddition to
 >those specific to the project.

 >How do I get rid of references to /NextDevloper/Headers/*
 >from the file?

I add the following to my Makefile.postamble to get rid of the chaff.  Of
course, it could be customized to ignore any other non-changing header files
that you might have in /LocalDeveloper/Headers or /usr/local/include, for
instance:

SED = /bin/sed
TR = /usr/bin/tr
MV = /bin/mv

# Remove all the system headers from Makefile.dependencies.
Makefile.dependencies::
	@($(SED) -e 's:/NextDeveloper/Headers[^ ]* ::g' -e 's:  \\$$::' \
		Makefile.dependencies | $(TR) -s '\012' '\012' > \
		Makefile.dependencies.tmp; \
	$(MV) -f Makefile.dependencies.tmp Makefile.dependencies)

These are just additional Makefile.dependencies rules, so they get executed
after the standard NeXT stuff when you do "make depend" or use the "depend"
argument in ProjectBuilder.  A smaller Makefile.dependencies should speed up
recompiles, especially for large projects.
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