Brook Milligan <brook%nmsu.edu@localhost> writes: > On Feb 4, 2015, at 8:30 AM, Greg Troxel wrote: >> Can you use a variable to use the right make automatically? I don't >> really object to -b for bmake, but it seems unnecessary. I wonder if >> there is prior art for this. > > You mean an environment variable, right? Clearly, that could also be > done; the program already uses a couple of them. However, I am not > aware of any environment variables that otherwise get set to indicate > the distinction. For example, when pkgsrc is bootstrapped on NetBSD > or otherwise, there is nothing indicate that bmake should be used. > Instead, one just has to remember to invoke bmake instead of make. No, I meant something pkgsrc provides that can be used when R2pkg is built. $ make show-vars VARNAMES=MAKE shows /usr/bin/make on netbsd and /usr/pkg/bin/gmake on OS X. So presumably some SUBST of @MAKE@=${MAKE} in the R2pkg build should work.
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