Hey all, I'm working on a revised build process for Zope 2.9, based on the work that we've done for Zope 3. What this means is that we'll have a setup.py that uses the code from zpkg (http://www.zope.org/Members/fdrake/zpkgtools/) to load metadata from the various packages are part of the checkout, and use distutils to perform the build. One thing that will need to change is the makefile that gets generated by the configure script. The current makefile has an enormous number of options that don't really seem to make sense, and many targets. I'd like to remove any that aren't being actively used, but it's hard to tell which those are. Would anyone object if we switch to something a lot closer to the Zope 3 makefile? There's basically in-place builds and tests, and that's it. Everything else is handled outside the makefile. Comments or objections? -Fred -- Fred L. Drake, Jr. <fdrake at gmail.com> Zope Corporation