Re: [bug #19015] Initialisation of variable to "ls" and "find" fails with "**missing separator"

On 2/9/07, anonymous <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ... Any attempts to initialize the global variables LS = ls FIND = find failed with error message "*** missing separator. stop". All other commands like "grep", "rm", "mkdir" and others work. I tried use the declaration with whole path i.e. LS = /bi

[bug #19015] Initialisation of variable to "ls" and "find" fails with "**missing separator"

URL: Summary: Initialisation of variable to "ls" and "find" fails with "**missing separator" Project: make Submitted by: None Submitted on: Friday 02/09/2007 at 23:53 UTC Severity: 3

Re: problem with GNU make

Hi, [EMAIL PROTECTED] elucidated on 08/02/07 21:53: i have some old (circa 1997) makefiles which run fine on current UNIX systems with their versions of make. if i run gnu make as make -n then GNU make shows the commands that will be executed just fine however, when i actually issue the make c

problem with GNU make

i have some old (circa 1997) makefiles which run fine on current UNIX systems with their versions of make. if i run gnu make as make -n then GNU make shows the commands that will be executed just fine however, when i actually issue the make command then none of the commands as reported via make