So it does *not* output:
File STDIN: 5 lines match
No, it did not.
Then I think you (from your shell) and ./configure use a different grep, and the grep that
./dmake/configure uses behaves differently than expected: configure expects that "grep -c FOO"
outputs JUST the number, but the grep it uses outputs:
File BAR: N lines match
You can test which grep is being used by inserting in configure:
I did remove all Borland paths from PATH since my last mail, so I cannot compare easily.
printf '********* grep is: %s\n' "'$(command -v grep)'"
gives /usr/bin/grep (when run from commandline in cygwin)
printf '********* PATH is: %s\n' "'$PATH'"
gives a lot, but no longer anything with Borland
Hmm... Do the Borland directories and/or QtCreator include a "grep"?
That could be it, remove them from PATH; you don't have to do that session-wide, only in the shell
that you build LibreOffice from.
I had to rename make.exe and grep in Borland directory (and in Windows/prefetch) before cygwin
stopped using it.
I did make clean, now make is running... :)
Winfried
Context
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Re: [Libreoffice] help asked/offered for bug 36555 · Michael Meeks
Re: [Libreoffice] help asked/offered for bug 36555 · julien2412
Re: [Libreoffice] help asked/offered for bug 36555 · Alex Thurgood
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