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--- Comment #9 from Eitan Adler
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--- Comment #8 from Colin Percival ---
You're missing the point. If the first line of Makefile is ".POSIX:" then make
is supposed to operate in POSIX mode. The fact that you can get POSIX mode in
other ways is irrelevant to whether we sat
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--- Comment #7 from Simon J. Gerraty ---
(In reply to Colin Percival from comment #2)
If you really want to limit yourself to POSIX use make -r
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--- Comment #6 from Simon J. Gerraty ---
The issue isn't make(1) but rather share/mk
As noted share/mk/sys.mk does not know .POSIX is desired up front.
Two workarounds would be simple enough
1/ make -DWITH_POSIX_MK and sys.mk could do .PO
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