appro> Well, it's a way to automatically select between -X and others
That was the purpose. That way we ultimately don't need to case
statements.
appro> (and there is shorter way, e.g. `(uname -X | awk
appro> '/Machine/{print $3;exit 1}' && uname -m) 2>/dev/null` :-).
I bow to the master.
appro> At the very least we have to know what does 'uname -s' or
appro> 'uname -X | awk '/System/{print$2}' return on UnixWare.
Yup. I'm currently asking arond in other fora. Hopefully there will
be an answer tonight.
appro> There're uglier things in ./config, e.g.:
appro>
appro> *:4.0:3.0:3[34]?? | *:4.0:3.0:3[34]??,*)
appro>
appro> Without looking into ./config can anybody tell what's this?
Ugh. At the very least, things like that should be last ni the series
of cases, but I'd rather have anything that doesn't contain a system
name simply be considered unacceptable.
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