wlines are considered to be whitespace, othertimes not.
For example, as you reported, gmake's $(strip ...) function treats
newlines as whitespace. But the "word" family of functions do not.
define x
foo
bar
endef
all:
echo $(words $(x))
explicitly say that the variables specified on the command
line will not be exported to the environment if used with the over-
ride directive.
--jtc
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ose a lot of context.
FWIW, A commercial distributed make system I use at work has a
"--x-mergestreams" command line option to control whether stdout &
stderr are merged or not. By default, the streams are merged. I tend
to agree that this is the more useful behavior.
The enclosed patch adds support for nanosecond timestamps on *BSD
systems.
Since *BSD uses st_mtimespec and Solaris uses st_mtim, this required
AC_STRUCT_ST_MTIM_NSEC to pass the toplevel field name instead of just
tv_nsec (or equiv).
--jtc
2000-10-10 J.T. Conklin <[EM
