Re: Swarm 1.2 on Solaris 2.6

[Marcus G. Daniels]

>>>>> "TS" == Thorsten Schelhorn <address@hidden> writes:

TS> We found the /bin/basename
TS> command to treat '.' as a placeholder, garbling the filenames.

Thanks, I've removed the use of basename and replaced it with this:

for object in $OBJECTS; do
  base=`echo $object | sed -e 's/\.lo$//' -e 's/\.o$//'`
  source=$srcdir/${base}.m
  if [ -f $source ]; then sources="$sources $source"; fi
done

(I didn't see the problem because I use GNU sh-utils.
GNU basename doesn't have this peculiar behavior.)



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