I found it.
On most lisp systems the egrep/awk script creates stanzas that look like:
${MID}/ABELGRP.lsp: ${IN}/catdef.spad.pamphlet
@${TANGLE} -R"ABELGRP.lsp BOOTSTRAP"
${IN}/catdef.spad.pamphlet>${MID}/ABELGRP.lsp
but on Debian the lines look like:
\${MID}/ABELGRP.lsp: \${IN}/catdef.spad.pamphlet
@\${TANGLE} -R"ABELGRP.lsp BOOTSTRAP"
\${IN}/catdef.spad.pamphlet>\${MID}/ABELGRP.lsp
It looks like debian's awk uses a different convention of escape characters.
I'll have to write a special case version for debian in the morning.
t
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