this allows us to have sub-targets whose depth in the tree is not the same as it
is for the standard X86/PowerPC/Sparc.

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builds for projects.

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are updated.

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in the LLVM source base.

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CONFIG_FILES=a b c
in a Makefile and when you "make install" the files a b and c will get
installed into the $prefix/etc directory.

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* Add space between VAR and `='

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time!

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libtool can't parse, e.g., "/path/to/g++ -some-funny-options",
then it will still be able to compile and link.

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tools, but is required for rules that depend on the executables, e.g.:

a: b $(LLVMAS)
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java constants.

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bytecode-libs.

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declarations.

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slightly slower, but I think we can handle it, especially if it means
BytecodeLibs are correctly regenerated.

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lives near the other installation dirs (like libdir, bindir, etc.).

Move the rule for making bytecode_libdir out of the ifdef LIBRARYNAME...endif.

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it's only used in the top-level directory.

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called bytecode_libdir.  Make install-bytecode-library depend on
the existence of that directory, and add a rule for creating it if
it does not exist by calling mkinstalldirs.

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w.r.t. SHLIBEXT starting with a dot.

:-)

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test suite to compile.

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