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- config/hpux/dir.cf
* config/hpux/global.cf
- config/hpux/install.cf
- config/darwin/dir.cf
* config/darwin/global.cf
- config/darwin/install.cf
- config/dos/dir.cf
* config/dos/global.cf
- config/dos/install.cf
* config/win/global.cf
- config/win/install.cf
- config/win/dir.cf
- config/linux/dir.cf
* config/linux/global.cf
- config/linux/install.cf
- config/os2/dir.cf
* config/os2/global.cf
- config/os2/install.cf
- config/sunos/dir.cf
* config/sunos/global.cf
- config/sunos/install.cf
- config/bsd/dir.cf
* config/bsd/global.cf
- config/bsd/install.cf
- config/wce/dir.cf
* config/wce/global.cf
- config/wce/install.cf
* Minor change in dos specific dirbase:: checks. Should be
equivalent.
* darwin/gcc was running RANLIB on install. I've removed
this for now and if ranlib is required on Darwin, it
should be readded to gcc.cf.
* config/os2/gcc.cf
* Changed to not rely on LIB_FILE_OS.
* config/dir.cf
+ config/dirsh.cf
* config/global.cf
+ config/globsh.cf
* config/install.cf
+ config/instsh.cf
! Fixed NT vs dos shell detection. (hopefully)
+ Shell dependent logic merged and moved into new *_sh.cf
files. The filename is ugly, but couldn't yet find a better one.
This means a great deal of redundancy is now removed, plus
now cross-platform combinations aren't limited by missing
shell support. New shells can now be added with much less work.
; Please test, it's possible that I made some mistakes along the way,
and haven't tested bash yet. Nor OS/2 obviously.
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