Kyle McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If linux is one of your platforms though, then you still have problems,
> since /bin/sh is bash on there, and not ksh93, and you'll still have
> feature, and behaviour differences to work around.
And on Linux, you have _real_ problems bacause of the fact that /bin/sh is bash
and because bash illegally does jobcontrol with /bin/sh -c "command", causing
really annoying bugs with nested make(1) calls unless the make source contains
a workaround for the bug. There are many other problems in bash....
Compared to bash, /bin/sh (the Burne Shell) is bug-free.
Jörg
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