A feature of gmake is that environment variables can be used just like
make variables. The only problem is that it also converts the current make
variables into environment variables for the use of any commands or makes
that you execute.
This would all be fine except for the fact that SCO unix has a very small
maximum environment size. I have done everything I can to not use much
environment space, but often I still get the error:
execve: /bin/sh: Arg list too long
- this is for trying to execute the command 'make -C dtAdmin install'
Does anyone know of a way to turn off the conversion of make variables into
environment variables??
Thanks
Wesley Dunnington