When I do "make savannah", it invokes ./configure. And that
invocation fails when testing for the right make version.
I added the following line to the configure script:
echo "xyzzy$(${MAKE} -f test.makefile 123)xyzzy"
With this line, I see the following output from ./configure, called by
"make savannah":
/----
| scp tramp-2.0.36.tar.gz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/upload/tramp
| tramp-2.0.36.tar.gz 100% 256KB 49.9KB/s 00:05
| ./configure
| configure: Tramp 2.0.36
| checking for make... make
| xyzzymake[1]: Entering directory `/data/home/kai/work/gnu/tramp'
| 123
| make[1]: Leaving directory `/data/home/kai/work/gnu/tramp'xyzzy
| checking for reasonable make version... nok
| configure: error: make is not up-to-date, you need at least GNU make 3.76
| make: *** [savannah] Error 1
\----
Weird, huh? Maybe ${MAKE} is set wrongly? Lessee now... No,
another statement shows that ${MAKE} is just "make", without the
additional -C argument that I expected.
What to do?
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