On 2004-11-01 at 00:33:19 [+0100], Bruno G. Albuquerque wrote: > On Mon, 01 Nov 2004 00:22:19 +0100, Ingo Weinhold Ingo Weinhold < > bonefish@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said: > > > > > [/boot/home/development/haiku/current]> ./configure --help > > > > ./configure: line 85: syntax error near unexpected token `|' > > > > ./configure: line 85: ` --target=*) target=(echo $T | > > > > cut - > > > > d'=' -f2-); shift 1;;' > > > > > > Looks as if this should actually read: `... target=$(echo...'. > > > Can you try this please. > > > > Or, to be consistent, backticks as used in the rest of the script, > > i.e.: > > ... target=`echo...`... > > None of the suggestions worked. I mean, the error is gone but now > TARGET is always set to am empty string. OK, I see. If you now additionally try to replace the `$T' with `$1' it might actually work. :-) CU, Ingo