Oohara Yuuma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cum veritate scripsit:
> > > debian/rules says:
> > > | # to compile with debugging information:
> > > | # $ debuild -e DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="debug,nostrip"
> > > | # (this won't work:
> > > | # DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="debug,nostrip" && debuild)
> > > Note the word "won't".
> > That won't work, because it is syntactically incorrect,
> > and also this is not a place to document how to write
> > bash command lone.
> I cut and pasted
>
> debuild -e DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="debug,nostrip"
>
> and it worked. I can't see why this is syntactically incorrect.
I was saying that
"DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="debug,nostrip" && debuild"
is syntactically incorrect, and it looks bad to have it in debian/rules.
I think all it does is set DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="...", unset,
and then run debuild.
But that is talking about shell.
Try testing this snippet:
muha.sh:
#!/bin/sh
echo $MUHA
and on the command-line run:
$ MUHA="fuu" muha.sh
fuu
$ MUHA="fuu" && muha.sh
regards.
junichi
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