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Subject: Re: Implicit dependency on the existence of /bin/ in make 3.79.1-7  - possible bug
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From: Paul Connell <paulconnell AT clara DOT co DOT uk>
Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 17:21:11 +0100

Me again.

<quote cgf>

Workarounds are to set the environment variable MAKE_MODE=unix or to 
add
the --unix option to your make command line.

<unquote>

The MAKE_MODE workaround is perfectly acceptable, in my opinion.

However, there is still a bug that causes that workaround to not work.

main.c:869:
{
char *make_mode_env;

/* Read the environment variable MAKE_MODE */
/* If it's not "UNIX", set unixy_shell to 0. */
make_mode_env = getenv ("MAKE_MODE");
if (make_mode_env && !strcaseequ (make_mode_env, "UNIX"))
unixy_shell = 0;
}

Needs to say something more like this:
{
char *make_mode_env;
int makemode_unix;

/* Read the environment variable MAKE_MODE */
/* Override unixy_shell appropriately if it differs*/
make_mode_env = getenv ("MAKE_MODE");
makemode_unix = (make_mode_env && strcaseequ (make_mode_env, "UNIX"));
if (unixy_shell && !makemode_unix)
unixy_shell = 0;
else if (!unixy_shell && makemode_unix)
unixy_shell = 1;
}


Sorry if that came out badly formatted, I'm using a dodgy email client.


As it stands it can only override a unixy_shell into a non-unixy one, 
not the other way round, as is required in my situation.



--
Thanks for all the help guys, I appreciate it.
Paul

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