|> > # listed in $d. BTW there's two syntactic mistakes here. It should be
|> > #
|> > # ALLMODS="`echo $$ALLMODS | sed -e 's/'$$m'//'`"; \
|> >
|> >
|> > Hmmm. It worked for me :) Doesn't mean its correct, just that it worked :)
|>
|> Without the quotes, it would expand to
|>
|> ALLMODES=a.o b.o c.o ...
|>
|> which means: (1) set environment variable ALLMODES to a.o, (2) execute
|> command b.o with args c.o ...
Wrong. Variable assignments aren't subject to word splitting.
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