If you just `setenv USETOOLS never', then all the direct invocations
of make(1) will work the old way. This is the easiest way to just
build to / or hack around in lower directories.

Alternatively, you can put, say, /usr/local/tools/bin in your
path, alias `m' or something to nbmake-i386, and then run build.sh
with -T /usr/local/tools. That's almost as convenient.

> From: Frederick Bruckman <fredb@immanent.net>
>
> On Fri, 7 Feb 2003 alexander.spassov@textilmash.bg wrote:
>
> > "Makefile", Line 121: Mailformed conditional (${USETOOLS} == "yes")
> > "Makefile", Line 121: Need an operator
> > "Makefile", Line 123: if-less endif
> > "Makefile", Line 123: Need an operator
> > Fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue
>
> You're building on a new toolchain platform, but you don't have a new
> toolchain. Read "BUILDING". Mainly, you'll just have to run "build.sh",
> but you may want to look at the options first. Particularly, you may
> want to set DESTDIR and TOOLDIR.