On 03/15/2016 09:51 PM, N. Morris wrote:
Well, doing some more internet searches and having the time to compile again... (1 SBU is 34 secs for me) gave me this: On the second pass of GCC the variables being set and the configuration script needed to be on one line for it to work properly. It would be nice to have it say right at that part: This next snippet of code must all be on one line, or else you will have to start over. Thank you for your time in this.
There's no need to specify that. Typing commands separately when they are supposed to be done on the same command line is just one of many ways to goof up when entering commands from the book, and we can't account for every possibility. In general, all of the commands in the book are expected to be run exactly as they are, and if the user does anything differently, that's on them.
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