GNU make automatcially sets $MAKE to argv[0], does it not?

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2003-05-29 03:33: Subject: Re: make problems on OpenBSD

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Try : gmake MAKE=gmake install

This can maybe help you..

Le jeudi, 29 mai 2003, à 03:05 Europe/Paris, Ian D (spellisteligist) @ Pike (-) developers forum a écrit :

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This seems familiar in a way:

(GNU Make 3.80, OpenBSD-current, Pike-7.4.20) [ian@bleep Pike-v7.4.20]$ gmake install "Makefile", line 336: Need an operator No closing parenthesis in archive specification "Makefile", line 337: Error in archive specification: "|void|constant|class)>)*|<" No closing parenthesis in archive specification "Makefile", line 337: Error in archive specification: "\t]{1,}" "Makefile", line 337: Need an operator sh: syntax error: `(' unexpected "Makefile", line 340: warning: "|->=?|<[<=]|==|>[=>]|[]=?|()|[%-!^&+*<>|~/]))[ \t]*(/\4/' -r '/" returned non-zero status Fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue gmake: *** [install] Error 1 [ian@bleep Pike-v7.4.20]$

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