On Wed, 2010-12-29 at 20:28 -0500, Trevor Woerner wrote:
> # Choose which make program to use
> @@ -366,6 +368,7 @@ process() {
> sh ${DIR_CONFIG}/${CONFCMD} \
> --prefix=${PREFIX} \
> ${EPREFIX_SET:+--exec-prefix="$EPREFIX"} \
> + ${BINDIR+--bindir="$BINDIR"}
> ${LIB_FLAGS} \
> ${QUIET:+--quiet} \
> ${CONFFLAGS} \
> It is not spelled clearly, but if you meant to use the distinction between BINDIR being "set" vs BINDIR being "empty" or "null", this would work, although very obscure, for BINDIR but not for PREFIX as it can be set through the command line, not only through an env variable. I did not know the shell could make that distinction. This can be demonstrated by: export PREFIX="" env | grep PREFIX PREFIX=
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