I gather from its man page that package, the executable, sets things up without the need for an environment variable. I assume that it may need the variable PACKAGE_cc to set up properly. Is that correct? And if so, how does one set PACKAGE_cc in the ,profile? Thanks. Mike 090210.2058 -------- The package command controls source and binary packages. It is a sh(1) script coded for maximal portability. All package files are in the $PACKAGEROOT directory tree. $PACKAGEROOT must at minumum contain a bin/package command or a lib/package directory. Binary package files are in the $INSTALLROOT ($PACKAGEROOT/arch/hosttype) tree, where hosttpe =`package`. All actions but host and use require the current directory to be under $PACKAGEROOT. See DETAILS for more information. **NOTE**
Note that no environment variables need be set by the user; package determines the environment based on the current working directory. The use action starts a sh(1) with the environment initialized. CC, CCFLAGS, HOSTTYPE and SHELL may be set by explicit command argument assignments to override the defaults. -------
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