Running tcsh, csh, or su with the -f flag causes the shell to run
without loading .tcsh, .csh or whatever the case may be.
Hope that helps,
Joe Gorse
On Thursday, June 20, 2002, at 04:27 PM, Max Horn wrote:
> At 10:09 Uhr -0700 20.06.2002, Jim White wrote:
>> David R. Morrison wrote:
From
well my first thought is if fink could spawn a shell session with out any
env, and source and set what it needs to compile, I'm not sure what this
will break or how ealily this could be done. But ti's a starting point.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Yes yes, I do fully agree it would be a nice thing
At 10:09 Uhr -0700 20.06.2002, Jim White wrote:
>David R. Morrison wrote:
>>>From time to time, we've debugged problems from users which involved the
>> user having an unexpected environment variable or alias set at compile time,
>> which caused the configure script or makefiles to alter their b
Max Horn wrote:
> Yes yes, I do fully agree it would be a nice thing to have (and it was
> discussed a bit in the past).
>
> I am now more wondering, how would it be done exactly.
I checked out the make manual and it has a --warn-undefined-variables
switch. I tried that out on openjade and
David R. Morrison wrote:
>>From time to time, we've debugged problems from users which involved the
> user having an unexpected environment variable or alias set at
compile time,
> which caused the configure script or makefiles to alter their behavior.
>...
I just spent a fair chunk of time
