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Re: test && test --> test -a
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Brad |
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Re: test && test --> test -a |
Date: |
Tue, 4 Dec 2001 15:28:05 -0500 (EST) |
One reason which IMO is important, consistency.
// Brad
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>Jens:
>
>Ok, I looked for the wrong string in ltmain.in (my bad!).
>My personal standards for portability are, "if it's used in ltmain.in,
>then it's OK" or "an authorative figure has assured me this is
>more portable" or "this isn't portable - here's the error I get on...".
>So, since test -a is currently used in ltmain.in, then it's ok until
>somone tells me otherwise.
>
>I don't understand why you want to change this, either way, -a or &&
>both are portable, both work exactly the same way (AFAICT).
>If you have some specific reason to go one way or the other, let us
>know, otherwise what's the point?
>
>Robert
- test && test --> test -a, Jens Petersen, 2001/12/03
- Re: test && test --> test -a, Robert Boehne, 2001/12/03
- Re: test && test --> test -a, Jens Petersen, 2001/12/04
- Re: test && test --> test -a, Robert Boehne, 2001/12/04
- Re: test && test --> test -a, Tim Van Holder, 2001/12/04
- Re: test && test --> test -a, Kevin Ryde, 2001/12/04
- Re: test && test --> test -a, Tim Van Holder, 2001/12/05
- Re: test && test --> test -a, Robert Boehne, 2001/12/05
- Re: test && test --> test -a,
Brad <=
Re: test && test --> test -a, Gary V. Vaughan, 2001/12/04