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Hi,

In mk/bulk/pre-build, line #168, we do the following:

rm -f "${BULKFILESDIR}"/*/*/"$BROKENF" "${BULKFILESDIR}"/*/*/"$BRKWRKLOG" \
	"${BULKFILESDIR}"/*/*/"$BLDLOG"

On some platforms, this will exceed the maximum number of arguments for
the shell, causing the broken files not to be removed.  I think this
should be changed to use find(1) instead.

Untested:

find ${BULKFILESDIR} \( -name $BROKENF -o -name $BRKWRKLOG 	\
				-o -name $BLDLOG \) -exec rm -f {} \;

Sound ok?

-Jan

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