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Re: make does not stop on error
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grischka |
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Re: make does not stop on error |
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Sun, 7 May 2006 21:46:53 +0200 |
> The question here is: What should the Windows port use as the default
> shell if the Makefile doesn't specify any value for SHELL? The Posix
> version uses /bin/sh as the default, but on Windows this name will not
> work, in general. The current code emulates this Posix feature by
> looking for sh.exe along the PATH, which is quite close. What do you
> suggest to do instead? use cmd.exe?
Basically? Yes. Makes more sense to me. The path search may be smart,
but its too unobvious IMO. Like when I installed msys the other day all
the makefiles stopped working. Honestly I wont bother to add in
SHELL=stuff for each.
To override the default from outside the makefile, say for convenience
under a cross environment like msys, some variable seems suitable. So
I can choose, either have it always set, or just under that environment.
Anyway it does what I want, not what it maybe thinks I want. At least,
for me its perfect.
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