On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Matt Hodges wrote:
>> Ted Stern writes:
>
> > Interesting. For the bash test, try
>
> > SHELL := /bin/bash --noprofile --norc
>
> > If that doesn't work, try adding --posix.
>
> The --norc option makes it work.
This should tell you something -- something is
> Paul D Smith writes:
> I can't imagine what the problem might be... certainly bash works
> fine for me with GNU make on Linux and Solaris...
Something really strange is happening. There seems to be some random
variation in the results. For this Makefile:
-
> Ted Stern writes:
> Interesting. For the bash test, try
> SHELL := /bin/bash --noprofile --norc
> If that doesn't work, try adding --posix.
The --norc option makes it work.
> You might also want to try running the makefile from within a
> non-bash interactive shell, e.g. /bi
I can't imagine what the problem might be... certainly bash works fine
for me with GNU make on Linux and Solaris...
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> Ted Stern writes:
> > I'm having problems building a program on Digital UNIX V4.0F, and
> > it seems to boil down to the following observed behaviour on this
> > platform. The results from issuing `make' with this makefile:
> What happens if you specify
> SHELL := /bin/ksh
OK, h
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Matt Hodges wrote:
>> Ted Stern writes:
>
> > > I'm having problems building a program on Digital UNIX V4.0F, and
> > > it seems to boil down to the following observed behaviour on this
> > > platform. The results from issuing `make' with this makefile:
>
> > What hap
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Matt Hodges wrote:
> I'm having problems building a program on Digital UNIX V4.0F, and it
> seems to boil down to the following observed behaviour on this
> platform. The results from issuing `make' with this makefile:
What happens if you specify
SHELL := /bin/ks
I'm having problems building a program on Digital UNIX V4.0F, and it
seems to boil down to the following observed behaviour on this
platform. The results from issuing `make' with this makefile:
--
FUBAR=$(shell echo fubar)
all:
