History log of /netbsd-src/tools/make/configure (Results 1 – 9 of 9)
Revision Date Author Comments
# 307596b1 20-Jul-2023 lukem <lukem@NetBSD.org>

tools/make: regen


# 810a68fb 14-Oct-2007 apb <apb@NetBSD.org>

regen


# 71ba9763 09-Oct-2006 apb <apb@NetBSD.org>

Configure the bootstrap make in such a way that it can use a shell other
than "sh" for executing commands. Useful in a cross-build environment.

* Do not define _PATH_BSHELL, because it is no longer

Configure the bootstrap make in such a way that it can use a shell other
than "sh" for executing commands. Useful in a cross-build environment.

* Do not define _PATH_BSHELL, because it is no longer used by make.

* In addition to _PATH_DEFSHELLDIR (the directory in which the default
shell can be found), define _BASENAME_DEFSHELL (the shell's basename).

* Use shell builtin string manipulation instead of sed to extract
the directory name and basename from $BSHELL.

OK sjg, christos

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# 22a0ae42 26-Jul-2003 salo <salo@NetBSD.org>

netbsd.org->NetBSD.org


# 840b4a3a 04-Oct-2002 thorpej <thorpej@NetBSD.org>

Check for <poll.h>. If it is not found, -DUSE_SELECT=1.


# 0080fde9 27-Apr-2002 bjh21 <bjh21@NetBSD.org>

Define _PATH_BSHELL to the first "sh" on the PATH when bootstrapping
nbmake. This should remove our dependency on a nobbled /bin/sh on
Solaris.


# d68e9d36 24-Apr-2002 bjh21 <bjh21@NetBSD.org>

Check for the location of sh on the path, and use that to construct the
value for _PATH_DEFSHELLDIR. In theory, _PATH_DEFSHELLDIR will also be
used to find csh, but ".SHELL csh" shouldn't be used an

Check for the location of sh on the path, and use that to construct the
value for _PATH_DEFSHELLDIR. In theory, _PATH_DEFSHELLDIR will also be
used to find csh, but ".SHELL csh" shouldn't be used anywhere in our source
tree, and this make shouldn't be used for other things.

This should cause nbmake to use the right shell for most purposes when
cross-compiling from Solaris.

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# 3dc61f3b 25-Jan-2002 tv <tv@NetBSD.org>

Make util.c replacement functions use autoconf conditionals to probe
what is Really available in the host OS.


# a08f30a6 15-Jan-2002 tv <tv@NetBSD.org>

Break out make(1) bootstrap config into an autoconf-based mechanism that
generates a shell script. Check for existence of POSIX regex, and make
sure an appropriate library is pulled in for it as nee

Break out make(1) bootstrap config into an autoconf-based mechanism that
generates a shell script. Check for existence of POSIX regex, and make
sure an appropriate library is pulled in for it as needed.

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