On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 04:53, plus 852<plus...@gmail.com> wrote: > CC9=gcc -m32 to a $PLAN9/LOCAL.config file, but when running ./install > I ended up with a variety of the following errors: >>>> /Users/--/plan9/config: line 1: -m32: command not found
If LOCAL.config is a shell script, then the shell interprets "CC9=gcc" as setting a shell variable named CC9 to gcc, and -m32 as the name of an executable file to run. For example: ; CC9='gcc -m32' echo $CC9 gcc -m32 In the shell, you have to use quotes when you have a space in a variable's value. In makefiles you don't. Jason Catena
