Gilles Dauphin wrote:
> The TOUCH_FLAGS is wrong for solaris.
> 
> bsd.pkg.mk:  TOUCH_FLAGS?=                -f
> 
> Maybe set it in tools.SunOS.mk after the define of TOUCH
> 
> in tools/tools.SunOS.mk:
> TOOLS_PLATFORM.touch?=             /usr/bin/touch
> TOUCH_FLAGS?=	#empty
> 
> this flag is a problem when building clisp.

It should not be. Both Solaris 8 and Solaris 10 state in touch(1):

NOTES
      Users familiar with the BSD environment will find  that  for
      the touch utility the -f option is accepted but ignored. The
      -f option is unnecessary because touch will succeed for  all
      files owned by the user regardless of the permissions on the
      files.

Roland