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In message.mk line 12 by @fredizzimo there's a check for awk. On my Debian instance, this check fails and $(AWK) gets set to cat && test. This then breaks this use of awk in the rule.mk check-size target: rules.mk line 375.
The awk on my system is the default one in Debian:
$ awk -W version
mawk 1.3.3 Nov 1996, Copyright (C) Michael D. Brennan
compiled limits:
max NF 32767
sprintf buffer 2040
I don't know why the check on the version/type of awk is in message.mk, and I don't know a lot about awk portability, so I'm not sure if changing the check to work with mawk is right, getting rid of the check, or some other change.
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In message.mk line 12 by @fredizzimo there's a check for awk. On my Debian instance, this check fails and
$(AWK)
gets set tocat && test
. This then breaks this use of awk in the rule.mk check-size target: rules.mk line 375.The awk on my system is the default one in Debian:
I don't know why the check on the version/type of awk is in message.mk, and I don't know a lot about awk portability, so I'm not sure if changing the check to work with mawk is right, getting rid of the check, or some other change.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: