Hi!
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1. Is it allowed to use something like this in the OS/Net Makefiles:
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# use "shcomp" if present to compile the shell script,
# otherwise just copy it:
$(ROOTUSR)/usr/bin/foo: foo.sh
if [[ -x /usr/bin/shcomp ]] ; then \
shcomp foo.sh >$(ROOTUSR)/usr/bin/foo \
else \
cp foo.sh $(ROOTUSR)/usr/bin/foo \
fi
install: $(ROOTUSR)/usr/bin/foo
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... I belive the answer is "no" ... but I better ask before starting to
add some kind of staged putback monstrosity...
2. The same question for the SFW gate - AFAIK the answer should be "yes"
since stuff like "configure" could pick-up "shcomp" automagically
anyway...
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Bye,
Roland
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