In this case order is very important. Because Semantic uses Global, GNU Global should be loaded before loading Semantic.
The problems is, Semantic doesn't shows any warning or error even if order is wrong.
So, your .emacs should be like follows,

    ...
    [loading Global]
    ...
    [loading Semantic and setting for using Global]
    ...
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Strange!

'-p' option at gnumake is for making db. But, according to my experience, '$(shell xxxx)' seems not to described in the db generated by '-p' option.
I didn't check this in the gnumake document. This should be checked later!!!

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