I'm working on lmsensors. Configure.in has a section of code that checks to see if sensors/sensors.h is available before letting you bash about with lmsensors. Problem is, I don't need it for Solaris. I'm doing it completely differently.
Now I found how to do Solaris-specific things...
case $target_os in solaris*) blah blah blah esac
What's the target_os for linux? Where is this set?
I am not looking at the code right now, but target_os will probably be *-*-linux or something to that affect. It is probably mangled with sed to be linux-gnu or linux-libc6 or something similar so *linux*) or just linux*) will probably work. I think the value used most often is $PARTIALTARGETOS which should be either linux-gnu or most likely just linux.
Andy
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