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Author martin.panter
Recipients benjamin.peterson, martin.panter
Date 2016-03-17.04:32:47
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The fault still exists for me with the pgen objects. The makefile has changed a few times about automatically compiling pgen (Issue 22359) or not (Issue 14321), so it would depend which version is tested.

I’m not an expert on VPATH, but it seems like it would be a awkward working around this problem (e.g. adding absolute paths do all the object file names or something). I propose to just close this. Issue 1613 added a note to the Python 2 README, and Python 3’s README says:

[Building from a subdirectory] will fail if you *also* built at the top-level directory. You should do a "make clean" at the toplevel first.
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