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From: dimm AT vnet DOT ibm DOT com ("dimm AT vnet DOT ibm DOT com")
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29 Oct 1996 02:15:20 -0800 :
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Sean McNeil wrote:
> 
> make had problems with ./move-if-changed.  This is where I put the
> "sh " in front of them and things were fine.

this should be in the FAQ too, unless they fix it in the next release,
and apparently they will.  I solved this problem by putting . (dot) as the
last path in my PATH env. variable, (though the exact position of .
in $PATH is not really important).

It's amazing how programmers' minds go through the same patterns of thinking.
I did use to insert sh in front of every script name in Makefile too, before
I came up with the idea of modifying $PATH...

Regards,
Dmitri Makarov.
dimm AT vnet DOT ibm DOT com

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