Tim Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I have no idea why SESEOF is there instead of _ASEOF
It's probably some bug in the Unixware shell. You might be able to use the "truss" command to verify this. If we knew more about the bug, we might be able to work around it. <http://uw714doc.sco.com/en/man/html.1/sh.1.html> talks about /u95/bin/sh, whereas your traces show that you specified CONFIG_SHELL=/usr/bin/posix/sh. What's the difference? Does switching to /u95/bin/sh fix your problem? How about /bin/ksh? Which shell does 'configure' use by default, and why didn't that suffice?
