Ways to trace the configure target

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Subject: Ways to trace the configure target
From: Hernani Marques Madeira <hernani%vecirex.net@localhost>
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Hello guys.

What ways do you use to trace the 'configure' target?

I mean, if you type ``make configure'' (respectively ``bmake'')?

Thanks.

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hernani


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