Collin Funk wrote: > > I think it should test $host_os, not $host_triplet. > > I think either would work fine.
The value of $host_triplet is of the form CPU-VENDOR-[KERNEL-]OPERATING_SYSTEM. Where VENDOR is arbitrary. If someday a GNU/Linux distro comes along with the name "muslimux" (not a joke, there is already a "Muslims OS", a "Jewbuntu", and we also had a "Jesux" [that was a joke]) with glibc as the libc, the test of $host_triplet against *-musl* would match while $host_os against *-musl* would not match > For some reason coreutils uses > $host_triplet everywhere instead of $host_os: Yes it is a little bit of work to correctly distinguish $host_os from $host_triplet everywhere. Bruno
