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You can try to do:
sudo pacman -S make --overwrite
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Your ${group_number} will be replaced by the make macro with that name. But the line above it sets it as a shell variable (in a different shell than the one you're using it in; simply doubling the $ will not work).
You should define it as a macro -- ie not in a rule, in a non tab indented line. Same thing with tests; each line is run in a different shell, ...
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Gutenprint doesn’t support cross-compiling: its build process compiles tools which it later needs to run, without distinguishing between the host compiler and the target compiler. In fact, even its configure script isn’t cross-compiler-friendly since it relies on host-specific configuration tools.
The specific error you’re seeing means that extract-strings ...
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What you want is :
names:
for name in sqls/*.{schema,migration}.sql; do\
echo $${name};\ # some operation on the file name
done
As explained in the docs, that's the difference between accessing GNUMake and bash variables :
LIST = one two three
all:
for i in $(LIST); do \
echo $$i; \
done
Here i is a bash ...
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For this particular case I solved the issue by recompiling the openssl package, issue commands:
$ ./configure
$ make
# make install
(the last two commands has to be done as root.)
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The build is missing -lX11; to work around that, run
./configure LIBS=-lX11 && make
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The GNU Awk manual's section on getline has an almost perfect example:
For example, the following program copies all the input files to the
output, except for records that say @include filename. Such a record
is replaced by the contents of the file filename:
{
if (NF == 2 && $1 == "@include") {
while ((getline line < $2) >...
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You can use aliases and functions defined in your .bashrc (and possibly .bash_aliases).
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