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On Sat, Jul 03, 2004 at 04:46:38PM +0200, Roland Illig wrote:

> >>It's a speed increase of 40% clock time and 70% kernel time. So I wonde=
r=20
> >>why ${TEST} is not defined to be the shell builtin in=20
> >>$PKGSRC/mk/defs.Linux.mk.
> >>
> >>NB: I also tried the shell builtin test on Solaris but failed.
> >
> >
> >what version of Solaris? what is your ${SH} set to?
>=20
> Well, ahemm, I tried /bin/sh. I know there's something better. But that=
=20
> was just for fun.

the /bin/sh builtin test doesn't understand -e, while ksh understands
both -e and -f. so I guess all instances of:

	if [ -e $file ]; ...

in bsd.pkg.mk should become -f, and all instances of ${TEST} -e the
same.

bmake is built with SH=3D/bin/sh on Solaris and the main pkgsrc
framework is designed to work with that, but ksh is used everywhere
else because it breaks far less packages.

grant.


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