On Oct 4, 2007, at 10:27 , William Kyngesburye wrote:
This is less than ideal, as it will revert to the old form for 3.82,
but I can't think of a simple way to check for >= 3.81 (especially
considering that the version might not actually be a number, e.g.
3.81-r1 or similar).
That works, but ugly and doesn't cover the future is probably not
what we want to do. (I saw some .1 versions in the make downloads)
I'd be happy with the unconditional pipe and recommending to
developers to upgrade their make and not worrying about the 1-shot
user builds.
...
I wonder what version other linux distros are at?
Ugh, all my machines use 3.80
Debian 3.1, Fedora 5, MacOSX Tiger
BUT I've been conservative with my upgrades, leading to package
databases that are no longer actively maintained. Debian 4.0 is the
current stable, and it's at make 3.81-2. Fedora 7 also uses 3.81.
So if Apple would just update the Dev Tools, we wouldn't need to
install our own, but that's (I'm guessing) waiting for the new OS
release.
I guess I should find some time for upgrades.
Cheers,
Scott
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