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> Try being a little smarter with both CHOST and CXX -- only add an |
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> exception if the spec name isn't equal to the variable value. |
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> spec=$(echo ${CHOST} | cut -d- -f3) |
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> spec=${spec%%[0-9]*} |
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> spec=${spec}-$(tc-getCXX) |
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The bsd folks are the ones who added these conditionals. I'd like for them to make |
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the necessary changes, because I don't want to risk screwing up their |
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builds/installs. |
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> For icc, you should just be able to use 'icc'; it's installed that for |
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> quite a while. That way you don't require any special cases here. |
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This change was made based on a bug a user filed (albiet, some time ago). Again, |
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I'd prefer if someone who can test it with icc can make the appropriate change. |
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> Quote variables that can have spaces in them: D, S, T, WORKDIR, |
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> FILESDIR, DESTDIR, ROOT. |
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Should be fixed thanks. |
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> If emake doesn't work, please add a comment to that effect. |
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Will test and fix or comment as needed, thanks. |
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Caleb |
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