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Subject: Re: cvs commit: ports/lang/g77 Makefile
From: asami@FreeBSD.ORG (Satoshi Asami)
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 *   Remove comment about this being broken on 22 only since elf will soon
 *   break it on 30.  Asami tells me the correct way to do this is to test
 *   sysctl, anyways (I presume ${OSREL} would do, too), anyways.

No, ${OSREL} is not defined here yet.

One thing I've been thinking is to break bsd.port.mk into two, one to
be included before user definitions and one after.  The first one
only defines things like ${OSREL} that can then be used in
conditionals in the Makefile.

(Not that I'm going to do this any time soon, of course.  I've just
been *thinking*.)

Satoshi