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2 messages · Michael Meyer, Brian Ripley

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It will work if you use gnumake (or whatever the GNU make utility is 
called on your system).
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On Mon, 8 Mar 1999, Michael Meyer wrote:

            
And provided that is not GNU-make 3.77! As the INSTALL file says:

To compile R, you currently most likely need GNU make.  (To be more
precise, you need a version of make which accepts shell wildcards in
dependencies.)  On Solaris 2.6 in particular, you need a version of
GNU make different from 3.77 (the current one); 3.76.1 works fine.

If this is problem I can let you make a patched version of gmake 3.77
for Solaris 2.6.

It usually helps to read the documentation (in R it may not take you very
long, sigh).