From: Sujoy DOT Mitra AT xilinx DOT com (Sujoy Mitra)
Subject: Make and command execution
16 Sep 1998 09:51:59 -0700
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Hi,

The e-mail is with reference to make in the b19 release. I always have
MAKE_MODE set to unix.

Consider the rules:

lib1:
    perlscript

lib2:
    ( perlscript )

Here perlscript is a PERL5 script. The SHELL variable is set to a non
GNUWIN32 (tcsh) shell.

The lib1 target fails with:
Can't open perl script "perlscript": No such file or directory

How did make know that "perlscript" was a PERL script? If it actually
opened up the file and intuited it from the #! line then why does it say
"No such file or directory"?

But lib2 executes perfectly!

Can anyone explain this?

Thanks,
Sujoy Mitra.

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